GFF2020

About Endlessness is a blissful melody of the human experience

In recent times horror anthology films are rare, personal favourites such as Creepshow (1982) Creepshow

Sometimes it’s just the most everyday things that trigger a memory, an experience, however deeply

Private palliative care nurse Maud brings her next-level piety into the atheistic abode of Amanda,

A controversial 2019 Czech film with international cast that infamously made half of the audience

Murder, fish knives, dark family secrets, sea shanties and female empowerment are all the range

Corneliu Porumboiu is a big player in the Romanian New Wave Cinema with Police, Adjective

Parent child relationship movies are no stranger to the big or small screen. Rarely do

Right now there perhaps isn’t quite as exciting a new talent in the world of

Hygge.  A Danish word a tricky pronunciation for us Brits which found its way into

The well used saying  “never judge a book by it’s cover” is probably the greatest 

Who doesn’t love cake? Individual, large slice, dainty sliver –  it doesn’t matter.  It’s still

Japanese Filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda is what you would call an expert at painting the portrait

The first five minutes of Hlynur Palmason’s A White, White Day introduce a trio that