The Duke of Burgundy
The Duke of Burgundy is an immediate success on at least one level: thanks to a complete lack…
By Stuart BoylandThe Duke of Burgundy is an immediate success on at least one level: thanks to a complete lack…
By Stuart BoylandThe most disconcerting and moving aspect of Catch Me Daddy is its title. The double entendre alludes to…
By Cassia MorriceKornél Mundruczó’s new drama White God is a self-professed ‘'genre experiment'’ and unquestionably a metaphor for social inequality and revolution.…
By Tina Squatley-ThrustIt Follows is the story of Jay. She's fighting a sexually transmitted curse that plagues its carrier with…
By Naomi JosephIn the opening shots of Hinterland, several clues to its director’s political allegiance are dotted within the mise-en-scene.…
By Mark WarburtonThere’s nothing particularly new about time travel in film. Then, the same could be said for many cinematic…
By Erin BassetOscar season has fallen upon us once again and no one can escape the 24-hour coverage leading up…
By Sean GallenKumiko, the Treasure Hunter is charming, heartbreaking, and inspired by true events. It tells the story of Kumiko,…
By Leo WestIt was 26th September 1983 when Stanislav Petrov ignored Soviet protocol and saved the world. It was late last…
By Alice GormleyWatching Trash is a bit like being served a Sunday roast with seasoned wedges instead of roast potatoes.…
By Gareth Lloyd