All posts tagged review

After seven months of treatment for anorexia, Stephanie (Sian Brooke) struggles to rebuild her...

Mustafa (Ali Suliman) is separated from his family by the long wall between...

The latest project from visionary...

The only thing scarier than seeing the end of the road is being offered no...

Lav Diaz makes long, slow films. The first point is difficult to...

Twin directors Chuko and Arie Esiri make their debut appearance...

Although centred around the devastating social injustice imposed upon one American...

Winner of countless festival awards, Swedish auteur Roy Anderson (A Pigeon Sat on a Branch...

Phyllida Lloyd, director of 2011’s The Iron Lady, returns to the screen with Herself, a...

Abel Ferrara does his own thing, it seems. Other competition efforts this year have...