All posts tagged review

Mayday – from feature debutant Karen Cinorre – is a film full of ideas, although,...

When Weezer were called to support Green Day, they shelved their electric guitar-less OK...

Black Country, New Road’s first two singles, Sunglasses and...

Following a short of the same title in 2013, Ninja Thyberg’s Pleasure is a purposefully...

Grainy video close-up of gyrating flesh, a pulsing soundtrack: Tim Leyendekker’s IFFR Tiger Competition...

A Nightmare Wakes is the second Mary Shelley biopic of recent years, following Haifaa...

For many people, staying at home for long stretches of time...

Once again Chickenshed Theatre are breaking the boundaries of...

Films are not the only cinematic venture adapting to lockdown: The...

There’s something miraculous – and unsettling – about the hostage film genre. At the...