Frank and Percy (BFI London Film Festival 2026)
Set in London, Frank and Percy focuses on the two title characters: Percy (Ian McKellen), a professor and writer, and...
Clotilde Chinnici
Clotilde’s love for film began at a very young age with the Disney cartoons she would watch over and over. However, her passion for films truly sparked with franchises like Hunger Games and Harry Potter. After graduating with a BA in Film from King’s College London, Clotilde started working in film production and entertainment journalism while developing a deeper understanding of film movements and trends. Although most of her time is occupied by watching films, writing and talking about them to anyone who will listen, Clotilde enjoys reading and baking in her free time.
The Match Review (BFI London Film Festival 2026)
“When does a match start? When does it end?” These are the questions that open The Match through the initial...
Gentle Monster (BFI London Film Festival 2026)
Gentle Monster opens with Lucy Weiss (Lea Seydoux) playing a version of the 1992 Charles & Eddie song “Would I...
The Social Reckoning Review: A Necessary But Uncompelling Sequel
Over fifteen years after The Social Network hit cinemas, Aaron Sorkin is now turning his attention back to Facebook with his newest film,...
Star Wars: The Ninth Jedi Review – Enjoyable If Familiar Adventure In A Galaxy Far, Far Away
Star Wars is one of those franchises that just keeps on giving. The Ninth Jedi is only the newest addition...
Interview: Stacy Martin on Directorial Debut Amaretti and Sense & Sensibility Remake
To celebrate the release of his new film, we had the chance to sit down with director and actor Stacy...
Winter of the Crow (2026 SXSW London Review)
Based on a short story by Olga Tokarczuk called “Professor Andrews Goes to Warsaw,” Winter of the Crow is set...
It Would Be Night in Caracas Review (2026 SXSW London)
Based on a 2019 novel of the same name written by Karina Sainz Borgos, It Would Be Night in Caracas,...
Power Ballad Review
What would you do if you were to hear a hit song from an established musician, knowing that you were...
The Beloved Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
At the beginning of The Beloved, Esteban Martinez (Javier Bardem) has just returned to Spain to direct his newest feature...
Paper Tiger Review (2026 Cannes Film Festival)
“Let there be wealth without tears; enough for the wise man who will ask no further” is a quote from...
Primavera Review
In Primavera, Tecla Insolia plays Cecilia, a 20-year-old orphan who has lived all of her life in Ospedale della Pietá, the...
La Grazia Review
In La Grazia, Paulo Sorrentino’s latest film, Mariano De Santis (Toni Servillo) is beginning his white semester as the President...
The Chronology of Water Review
Based on a 2011 memoir of the same name, The Chronology of Water marks Kristen Stewart’s exciting directorial debut. The...