Film Review – Me, Myself And Di (2021)
Beaming with positivity, birthday girl Janet Brown (irrepressible Katy Clayton) wins a holiday to Rhyl, North-Wales; in a raffle at...
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Film Review – Land (2021)
Grief, in all shapes and forms, is an impossible thing to overcome, if you ever do. It's everlasting reach means...
Film Review – A Quiet Place Part II (2021)
"That's desperation." "It's necessity." A sequel that is so close in tone and emotional impact as its predecessor but yet...
Film Review – Dream Horse (2020)
When it comes to stories of triumph over adversity, you can always trust the world of sport to come up...
Film Review – A Quiet Place Part II (2021)
We've spoken many a-time about the existence and execution of sequels on this site - but, let's face it, there...
Film Review – Earwig and the Witch (2020)
★ Studio Ghibli are back - and unfortunately with a misfire. Directed by Goro Miyazaki, son of legendary director Hayao...
Film Review – Zebra Girl (2021)
Stephanie Zari’s Zebra Girl first saw the light of day back in 2017 on the Edinburgh Fringe as one-woman play...
Film Review – Cruella (2021)
She’s the mistress of monochrome malice, one of the most memorable big screen villains – and she’s famously none too...
Film Review – Frankie (2019)
There’s something decidedly familiar about the scenario for Frankie and, while it’s not to the film’s detriment, it does influence...
Film Review – The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021)
The stories of Ed and Lorraine Warren are legendary and utterly unique. In the early 1950's, they helped found The...
Film Review – Felix and the Hidden Treasure (2021)
Synopsis: Felix and the Hidden Treasure (85mins) Convinced that his father, who disappeared at sea two years ago, is still...
Film Review – First Cow (2019)
Anybody who’s seen a Kelly Reichardt film will appreciate the irony of UK audiences having to wait nearly two years...
Film Review – Rare Beasts (2019)
Loose romance of anti-attachment and openness of sex alongside female experience is stretched to the extreme in an at times...
Film Review – Pedro Almodóvar‘s The Human Voice (2020)
A glamourous one-woman show with a dark streak, The Human Voice is a masterfully crafted piece of short filmmaking. Starring—and...