Film Review – Choir Girl (2019)
Not pretty; but sadly probably all too real story of human trafficking by an uncaring criminal underbelly whilst the story...
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Film Review – The Burning Sea (2021)
No stranger to a disaster film, having previously directed 2018’s The Quake, John Andreas Anderson has returned to the put...
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Film Review – The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain (2020)
One of the true highlights of the cinematic experience is when a series of still images, played at 24 frames...
Film Review – Chopper (2000)
On October 9th 2013 at the age of 58, infamous Australian convicted criminal Mark Brandon Read died of liver cancer...
Film Review – Escape From Mogadishu (2021)
Selected as the South Korean entry for Best International Feature Film at the 94th Academy Awards, Escape From Mogadishu was...
Film Review – Petite Maman (2021)
When it comes to female driven, coming of age films, Celine Sciamma can do no wrong. Ever since her feature...
Film Review – Kimi (2022)
That unforgettable day I first experienced Cannes grand jury prize winning monumental independent cinema game changer Sex, Lies & Videotape,...
Film Review – Here Before (2021)
Andrea Riseborough. Wowsers. What an actor she is and while many are still slowly acclimatising themselves to her work, others...
Film Review – Echoes Of The Past (2021)
In December 1943, occupying German troops rounded up every male aged twelve and older in the Greek town of Kalavryta...
Film Review – Titane (2021)
Back in 2016, French filmmaker Julia Ducournau shook the entire landscape of cinema with her feature-length debut coming of age...
Film Review – Black Friday (2021)
Horror and comedy have long been in harmony with one another. As far back as the silent era of cinema,...
Film Review – A Violent Man (2022)
He’s the hard man of British cinema. After leaving Albert Square in the early 2000s, Craig Fairbrass set his sights...
Film Review – Flag Day (2021)
Following 2017’s The Last Face, Flag Day sees Sean Penn take up directing duties for his sixth feature film. Based...
Film Review – First Date (2021)
Ah, the teenaged first date. A combination of awkward small talk, sweaty palms, a carefully selected outfit, perhaps a car,...