BFI London film Festival 2020 – Film Review – Stray (2020)
A stunning dogumentary that shadows stray bitch Zeytin as she shines a light on the neglected refugee community of Istanbul....
A stunning dogumentary that shadows stray bitch Zeytin as she shines a light on the neglected refugee community of Istanbul....
About twenty minutes into Steve McQueen's Mangrove, the first of his five-episode mini-series Small Axe playing at this year's London...
One of the wonderful things about cinema is its ability take you to another world. Fantasy, other sides of our...
Admit it. We’ve all had times when we’ve wished we could go back in time – not Tenet-style, but to...
Holly is barely treading water in a thankless domestic grind of debilitating mundanity. Her husband is obsessed with promotion, her...
Andy relocates to L.A. from Dallas to escape the ashes of a 6-year relationship that frazzled in a blaze of...
2020 has been a challenging year to say the least. COVID-19 has swept across the world and claimed almost a...
Norman is bearing the brunt of Brexit Britain with his butchers shop regularly pelted with fresh dog turds by the...
Tom and Eve are a financially struggling couple with big dreams. The Millennium Project is dedicated to demystifying the deterioration...
Dark Place is a new generation Australian Aboriginal horror anthology that serves up five spicy tales heavily influenced by the...
Narcissistic horrorepreneur Jack Travis moves to a moody Scottish castle with his even moodier teenage daughter Bee. Flushed with the...
An eclectic circle of mates reunite for a woodland campout under the dark clouds of tragedy. During the night they...
Nurse Mandy is a druggy mess with a nasty sideline in organ peddling and not the kind that goes on...
It’s fast becoming a 21st century formula. Couple on the run + social media = crime thriller with plenty to...