Sundance 2015 Review – Mississippi Grind (2015)
Shortly after Rupert Wyatt's Mark Wahlberg lead The Gambler, the poker world gets another treatment in the form of Anna...
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Sundance 2015 Review – Grandma (2015)
Writer-director Paul Weitz's immediately loveable dramedy, Grandma, is a joyous romp that serves as a shining testament to the outstanding...
Sundance 2015 Review – Larry Kramer in Love and Anger
If you don’t know who Larry Kramer is, it’s about time you did. The outspoken (read: insanely enraged) activist was...
Sundance 2015 Review – Western (2015)
Brother documentarians Bill and Turner Ross turn their attentions to the Texas/ Mexico border for Western an astoundingly evocative examination...
Sundance 2015 Review – Knock Knock (2015)
Eli Roth moves from the cannibalistic chaos of The Green Inferno to a more psychological horror in Knock Knock. The...
Sundance 2015 Review – Glassland (2014)
Examining the relationship between mother and son in working class Ireland is Gerard Barrett's quietly powerful Glassland. John (Jack Reynor),...
Sundance 2015 Review – Reversal (2015)
Perhaps the most surprising feature showcased at Sundance this year is the unfortunately low-brow Reversal. Letting the side down for...
Berlinale 2015 – Weiner and Oppenheimer complete programme
Yesterday was a busy day in terms of Berlinale news, with the morning seeing who will join jury president Darren Aronofsky...
Berlinale 2015 – International Jury Announced
The Berlin International Film Festival, known as the Berlinale, yesterday announced it's international jury members for this year. Already anointed...
Sundance 2015 Review – Christmas, Again (2014)
A perfect accompaniment to the cold Park City nights here at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival is the reflective, and...
Sundance 2015 Review – Slow West (2015)
Filmmaker John Maclean's debut feature film, Slow West, sees him team up with Michael Fassbender and Kodi Smit-McPhee for a...
Sundance 2015 Review – I Am Michael (2015)
The first of two James Franco Sundance debuts this year is the Gus Van Sant executive-produced I Am Michael. Based...
Sundance Review: It Follows (2014)
The newest graduate from the school of mumblecore horror is David Robert Mitchell's It Follows which blends the low-key drama...
Sundance 2015 Review: Z for Zachariah (2015)
After the truly unsettling Compliance, director Craig Zobel turns his sights to the post-apocalyptic film. Avoiding the clichéd tropes that...