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Peter Fletcher 29 June 2016

There have been a lot of films about the holocaust, but none have had the intimate rawness of Son of...

Paul 28 June 2016

After the first collection, Men on the Edge, and the second collection, Docs From Around the World, Walk This Way...

Andrew McArthur 25 June 2016

Film festivals are great for providing us with marvellous little curiosities like Guillaume Nicloux's The End in which he re-teams...

Paul 24 June 2016

Christina Hendricks may see 20 or 30 girls a day with big dreams but Jesse has that 'thing', watch the...

Bradley Hadcroft 20 June 2016

Young Nicholas enjoys a seemingly idyllic childhood immersed in the seascape of an isolated coastal town. He is surrounded by...

Peter Fletcher 20 June 2016

Ivan is a 12 year old child who is part of an army unit. After he is pulled from duty...

Andrew McArthur 19 June 2016

Brady Corbet's directorial debut, The Childhood of a Leader, is an unsettling operatic piece that gives the coming of age...

Paul 15 June 2016

When it comes to horror especially independent Horror movies has been on the rise. Through reinvigorating the so called traditional...

Paul 14 June 2016

Tale Of Tales A trio of outrageous fairy tales all connected within an unseemly kingdom. Like every fairy tale there...

Paul 13 June 2016

Unless you where a cinephile the work of Mexican born filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu probably been unknown to many until...

Andrew McArthur 10 June 2016

Direct from Sundance 2015, The Stanford Prison Experiment makes its way to the Edinburgh Film Festival and gives us a...

Paul 6 June 2016

The truth is out on Nicholas Winding Refn's The Neon Demon after the film had it's world premiere at last...

Paul 6 June 2016

The Revenant is not just an outstanding film; it is an experience, an ordeal that has to be seen...

Ian Schultz 13 July 2015

Roy Andersson makes Terrence Malick seem like Woody Allen in comparison when comes to gaps between films, he took 25 years...