Film Festival

The Lawyer (or Advokatas, as it was originally titled) is a potently political, interpersonal exploration

Suicide remains a very sensitive and controversial  topic, even more when it’s assisted  suicide. Religion

Selected as part of the BFI Flare Film Festival 2020 (now available online here), My

Despite the unfortunate COVID-19 pandemic preventing the 2020 BFI Flare Film Festival from running, the

A visually poetic film with a daring philosophy, The Other Lamb bleeds with female defiance.

Marcus (Toby Winn-Davies) and Clive (Gregory A. Smith) are brothers, Clive has a learning disability

The first thing that will strike you about Waves is the soundtrack. Sensory music pounds

Nocturnal (UK, 2019) – LOVE Screening at the 63rd BFI London Film Festival, Nocturnal is

What makes a Scorsese film? Gangsters? Freeze frames? Robert de Niro? Well, you’ll be happy

It is the late 19th century and Tom Wake (Willem Dafoe), a superstitious semi crippled

The backlash that followed the release of 2018’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi may have

Some films leave you with such a sense of devastation that it takes a while

Award winning director, Ciro Guerra – he of Embrace Of The Serpent fame – returns

There’s something about zombies. Something that makes you want to laugh. Perhaps it’s the way