EIFF 2016 Review – Au nom de ma fille (Kalinka)
Daniel Auteuil leads Vincent Garenq's sublime French-German legal drama which explores a father's quest for justice in the face of...
Daniel Auteuil leads Vincent Garenq's sublime French-German legal drama which explores a father's quest for justice in the face of...
Bratwurst Nazis (Bratzis) run amuck through a Canadian convenience store, whilst two millennial yoga fans reluctantly attempt to contain the...
The American and British action realms collide in Take Down (aka Billionaire Ransom) from genre regular Jim Gillespie (D-Tox, I...
Brian Cox headlines British-Hungarian co-production, The Carer, which lightly explores the concept of ageing and the loss of independence -...
French action filmmaker Frédéric Schoendoerffer's latest feature, Le convoi (Fast Convoy in the UK), is a high-octane road movie boasting...
Brady Corbet's directorial debut, The Childhood of a Leader, is an unsettling operatic piece that gives the coming of age...
Finland's role in World War II is examined in documentary, War and Peace of Mind, from writer-director Ari Matikainen. Whilst...
Outpost director Steven Barker turns his attention to contemporary zombie fare in The Rezort - a film that it positions...
As part of this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival, I had the pleasure of speaking to the intelligent and eloquent...
Jeremy Irons and Olga Kurylenko may not be the actors you expect to lead a romantic mystery drama, but writer-director...
Mads Matthiesen's The Model presents an unsettling glimpse into the fashion industry and the effects it has on young models....
Taika Waititi’s Hunt for the Wilderpeople presents a boldly original voice and one that's filled with an offbeat humour, real...
Coming hot on the trail of Justin Kurzel's blisteringly intense Fassbender-lead adaptation of William Shakespeare's Macbeth is an altogether completely...
Spanish heist thriller To Steal from a Thief (Cien años de perdón) gets its UK premiere at this year's Edinburgh...