Wieża. Jasny dzień (Tower. A Bright Day)
To authentically portray an unbalanced person is a difficult… well, balancing act. To overplay is to have a…
By Oliver JohnstonTo authentically portray an unbalanced person is a difficult… well, balancing act. To overplay is to have a…
By Oliver JohnstonThere’s a common occurrence in lower budget films that want to depict a large nightclub-based party. The performer…
By Oliver JohnstonThe motifs of relationships, acting and nature are front and center in South Korean auteur Hong Sang-soo’s newest…
By Lindsay BellingerJohn Wayne is the epitome of the cowboy hero in the Western genre. Steel-eyed, laconic, single-handedly bringing justice…
By Sean GallenThe famous Gibraltar apes climb indifferently around the buildings of the town, with the famed rock itself looming…
By Oliver JohnstonWhat connects Lebanon, Syria and Norway? Would it be a surprise to be told that the future of…
By Sean GallenNon-place is a theoretical term coined by Marc Augé to describe transient spaces where occupants remain anonymous, places…
By Sean GallenSadly, if someone were to ask for a list of the best films from Paraguay it would likely…
By Lindsay BellingerThe films of Isabel Coixet have been somewhat critically polarising, and it seems with The Bookshop, she’s set…
By Oliver JohnstonLegendary 1980s alternative pop rockers Simple Minds return to London, celebrating 40 years since their debut gig. Tonight,…
By Selina Begum