All posts tagged review

Taking inspiration from its 2006 Danish ancestor starring Mads Mikkelsen, After the Wedding...

This dance of fluid and perfectly synchronised movements that...

Natalia Osipova is a rare jewel in an art form dictated by...

Imagine a world where the sun has been blacked out, books are banned,...

Gaslight burns brightly at the Playground Theatre. This gripping thriller,...

Death? There’s a film for that.  For a movie where death is ubiquitous, we see...

Belfast-based artist Kitt Philippa has dispensed with pronouns and used their...

“They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky; they’re all together...