The Canal
It’s a funny old genre, horror; the audience comes at it with expectations, always ready for the tricks and…
By Nathalie ChongIt’s a funny old genre, horror; the audience comes at it with expectations, always ready for the tricks and…
By Nathalie ChongAnti-Social follows brothers Dee and Marcus as they try to survive the streets of London and gang life.…
By Yassine SenghorGerman auteur filmmaker Edgar Reitz returns to the fictitious German village of Schabbach with Home from Home: Chronicle…
By Gareth LloydMonsters: Dark Continent is the sequel to the 2010 film Monsters, which centres on how civilisation copes with an…
By Yassine SenghorA Letter to Momo is a quirky but downbeat little gem from Japanese anime studio Production IG. The…
By Mahmud El ShafeyA tender documentary about the life and work of unassuming singer-songwriter Elliott Smith, Nickolas Rossi's Heaven Adores You…
By Angela LoganIn the Blood, the debut release of director Marc Abraham, opened yesterday to a sold-out audience at Crouch End's…
By Natasha FurlongThe French writer/director team Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache follow the success of The Untouchables with this warming…
By Dan OwenAs a rock band that embraced “mod”, The Who helped unite two warring British youth subcultures and package…
By Stuart BoylandThe third and final instalment of Roy Andersson's trilogy exploring what it means to be human, A Pigeon…
By Angela Logan