DVD Review – Boys On Film: Time And Tied (2016)
The fifteenth entry into Peccadillo Pictures long-running gay anthology series, Boys on Film, dubbed Time and Tied makes its way...
The fifteenth entry into Peccadillo Pictures long-running gay anthology series, Boys on Film, dubbed Time and Tied makes its way...
Adapting a television sitcom to film is not an easy challenge. Just ask Are You Being Served? and The League...
"I'm the love witch. I'm your ultimate fantasy" glamorous Elaine seductively exclaims in Anna Biller's gorgeously lavish occult film, The...
Film festivals are great for providing us with marvellous little curiosities like Guillaume Nicloux's The End in which he re-teams...
An adaptation of any existentialist novel is bound to be a challenge for even the most experienced of filmmakers, let...
Polish fairytale The Lure is quite unlike anything else to be shown at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival or...
The first of two new Gerard Depardieu films to play the Edinburgh International Film Festival this year is Saint Amour,...
Isabel Coixet's Endless Night (Nadie quiere la noche) pits a woman against the Arctic elements in this inconsistent yet entertaining...
Alex Helfrecht and Jörg Tittel's The White King feels like it is aiming somewhere between The Hunger Games and Stand...
Jamie M. Dagg's first time feature as both writer and director, River, shows promise of great things from the filmmaker....
The benefit of horror anthologies is that for every segment that you don't like, there's hope that you will connect...
Meg Ryan directs and takes a supporting role in Ithaca, an adaptation of William Saroyan's The Human Comedy - her...
Emma Watson and Daniel Bruhl head The Colony, a 1970s set cult thriller from filmmaker Florian Gallenberger based on Chile's...
Tobias Nölle writes and directs Aloys, a Swiss-French existential drama examining isolation and grief amongst other issues. This subdued watch...