EIFF2015

The D Train might look like amusing Friday night fare – which it is –

The latest in a long-line of pop-culture documentaries that capture the zeitgeist of their particular

The cult classic label gets chucked about too easily these days – but one such

Mark Christopher’s disco drama 54 scraped back little more than its production costs upon its

Regular scene-stealing supporting actresses Natasha Lyonne and Judy Greer are given co-leading roles in Fresno,

Fresh from winning the Best International Feature Film award at Edinburgh International Film Festival, comes

One of the most enjoyable experiences offered at Sundance 2015 now Edinburgh, was Jon Watts’

The Dead Rising video game series gets its first stint on the silver screen in

The strangest film of 2015 has arrived and it’s the stagey future camp classic, Bereave,

David Blair‘s supernatural-drama The Messenger touches on some intriguing ideas, but refuses to commit to

  Fresh from winning the top award for a British film at the Edinburgh International Film

Director and co-writer Shane Abbess successfully harks back to the glory days of the sci-fi

It seems that no one taught director Isabel Coixet and writer Sarah Kernochan to drive

  From the onset it seems evident in which direction Tony Ayres’ Australian crime thriller