Film Review – My Fiona (2019)
For a debut feature by writer, director Kelly Walker, this is an extraordinary breakdown of grief, love and affection of...
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For a debut feature by writer, director Kelly Walker, this is an extraordinary breakdown of grief, love and affection of...
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Judas and the Black Messiah is drama directed by Shaka King, who also co-writes alongside Will Benson, which tells the...
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 Avoiding home and sleeping under the stars on playground slides 18-year old Sarah is mentally exhausted. When she does drift...
In Greece during the late 2000s, an unorthodox cinematic movement ignited in the wake of the country's financial crisis. Coined...
The owners offers a fresh twist on the home invasion genre which combines a variety of great performances by its...
While we wait for cinemas to re-open – over two months away, at least – we’re still mopping up some...
Squirming whilst laughing during multiple awkward moments throughout sets up a career defining performance by Wendi McLendon-Covey (Bridesmaids, Date and...
Every so often horror is treated to a movie that tries its best to encapsulate the excitement and thrill of...
Oscar-winning, The Constant Gardener is getting a DVD release from Fabulous Films. The John Le Carre adaptation is up there...
Jordan Graham’s Sator is a slow burn experimental horror, which wilfully toys with your expectations of the genre. Taking clear...