Film Review – Scrapper (2023)
The introduction reads, ‘It takes a village to raise a child can take care of myself, thanks.’ This could easily...
The introduction reads, ‘It takes a village to raise a child can take care of myself, thanks.’ This could easily...
We might assume that the healthcare system is the top priority of any European government, we might know that it...
Denisa Gannon is the first Roma British lawyer, currently assisting migrating families in their civic integration. Petr Torák is an...
The second feature from the Swedish filmmaker Emily Norling, ‘Megaheartz’, premiered at the CPH:DOX Dokumentar Film festival 2023. Emily spoke...
Rumours have it that China holds a ready-to-explode underground club scene. China’s youth, on the other hand, has already erupted...
If you have ever wondered what utter isolation feels like, this film will keep you well-seated. Slowly, it will reveal...
Guido van der Werve is well-known for his persistent exploration of the futility of life, through audiovisual records. His work...
Now, that’s a film that will grab your face and let you soak in a reality little known; the deeper...
The Netherlands has a great collection of film festivals to offer. From the well-established ‘International Film Festival Rotterdam’, to the...
Haleh and Amir are a middle-class, married couple in Iran. Their life together gets challenged when their 4-year-old boy stops...
The setting is quite familiar. A couple (jumped out from an Ikea advertisement) visits a villa (that looks like a...
Rome, 1982. We follow the midlife crisis of a successful film director. It is quite common for great directors such...
The “Wayfinder” is the journey of a Wanderer throughout the post-colonial UK. From the African diaspora perspective. It is also...
Do you ever get this nostalgic feeling of laying down and staying still on your intimate memories, somewhere between your...