Georgia May

Georgia May 12 April 2020

In a Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (dir. Edgar Wright, 2010) meets Black Mirror (cr. Charlie Brooker, 2011-present) mashup, Guns...

Georgia May 30 March 2020

The Lawyer (or Advokatas, as it was originally titled) is a potently political, interpersonal exploration of queer identity within Europe....

Georgia May 27 March 2020

Uncomfortably gross and darkly humorous, Joel Potrykus’s oddball indie flick is bursting with chaotic energy. Relaxer takes place in one...

Georgia May 21 March 2020

Selected as part of the BFI Flare Film Festival 2020 (now available online here), My Fiona is a stunning directional...

Georgia May 20 March 2020

Despite the unfortunate COVID-19 pandemic preventing the 2020 BFI Flare Film Festival from running, the British Film Institute have made...

Georgia May 4 March 2020

A visually poetic film with a daring philosophy, The Other Lamb bleeds with female defiance. Reminiscent of Margaret Atwood’s 1985...

Georgia May 2 March 2020

The newest film by Todd Haynes is a classic court case drama with a fine cast of established actors. Mark...

Georgia May 27 February 2020

Al Pacino as the leader of a Jewish Nazi-hunter gang in the 70s is not something you expect to see...

Georgia May 21 February 2020

Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz deliver a charming ode to Mark Twain in their refreshed take on the classic, odd...

Georgia May 13 February 2020

After the hit fantasy franchise Twilight (2008-12) made Robert Pattinson a teen sensation, the actor has gone on to explore...

Georgia May 20 January 2020

Director Shola Amoo’s semi-autobiographical tale The Last Tree is a tender and polished coming-of-age story that flourishes with acute artistic...

Georgia May 17 January 2020

From racism to homophobia, cinema has long sought to fight against social injustice. As an immersive medium, film has the...

Georgia May 16 January 2020

Outlaw couples have always found a home in cinema. From Bonnie and Clyde (dir. Arthur Penn, 1967) to Thelma and...

Georgia May 7 January 2020

It’s difficult to turn a 6,700-page State Intelligence report into a gripping political drama, but director Scott Z. Burns gives...