BFI Flare 2022 Film Review – Dawn, Her Dad And The Tractor
A classic domestic drama foundation, the return of an estranged family member can come laden with all manner of narratives...
A classic domestic drama foundation, the return of an estranged family member can come laden with all manner of narratives...
“Finding your own path”, “being true to yourself”, “living life on your own terms” – all familiar themes from the...
There’s only one thing on Alex’s mind and that’s winning. It doesn’t matter what she’s doing – sports, studies, anything...
Terence Davies’ Benediction, his epic depiction of the life of First World War poet Siegfried Sassoon, takes on a new...
Fraught with emotion and discovery, teenage years overflow with stories and narrative potential. No wonder, then, that the coming of...
Gordon Shaw sits in front of a pink background, talking straight to the camera – and straight to you. It...
It’s a combination to tantalise your cinematic tastebuds. Jacques Audiard, director of A Prophet, Rust And Bone and, more recently,...
Sean Baker’s cinematic comfort zone is guaranteed to take you out of yours. From the trans prostitutes of Tangerine to the kids...
As box office figures stage a welcome recovery, new releases are still playing catch up. Death On The Nile was...
It’s been a long time, Channing Tatum. The 21 Jump Street star has been on a self-imposed break from acting...
They used to be known as portmanteau pictures and they still are, but the phrase has almost fallen into obscurity....
Before she carried off an Oscar and joined the Marvel stable with Eternals, director Chloe Zhao made low budget indie...
At the time Joanna Hogg’s The Souvenir was released in 2019, we already knew a second half of the story...
He’s the hard man of British cinema. After leaving Albert Square in the early 2000s, Craig Fairbrass set his sights...