Film Review – A Brixton Tale (2021)
It’s a film of two stories. On screen, A Brixton Tale spotlights social divisions and strained loyalties
It’s a film of two stories. On screen, A Brixton Tale spotlights social divisions and strained loyalties
There’s a breath-catching echo about the opening sequence of Shorta (known as Enforcement in other
After being hit between the eyes by its startling opening image – the aftermath of
It’s a landscape that takes no prisoners. The wind howls constantly, blasting everything in its
It’s a Mads Mikkelsen summer. OK, there hasn’t been an official announcement, but the arrival
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That moment when your card is declined. You’ve swiped, you’ve entered your pin and still
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Screened (digitally) as part of the BFI London Flare LGBTQ+ Film Festival 2021, Cowboys gives
An early 80’s horror writer disturbs a deadly nest of serial killers. Joel, a horror