EIFF 2015 Review – 45 Years (2015)
Fraught nuances have knockout blows in Andrew Haigh's (Weekend, Looking) 45 Years, a heartbreaking glimpse into the quiet destruction of...
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Blu-Ray Review – Wild Tales (2014)
Anthology films are a curious beast of a genre in the history of cinema. They fundamentally have a problem in...
The Weird and wonderful Holy Motors UK Home Release Coming January
A stellar cast including Leos Carax, Denis Lavant, Eva Mendes and Kylie Minogue, beautiful cinematography and extraordinary story combine to...
Watch The Official UK Trailer For Zaytoun Starring Stephen Dorff
This boxing day one of the surprise hits of this year's London Film Festival Zaytoun will be released in UK&Ireland...
Le Havre DVD Review
★★★★1/2 Le Havre is the latest film by prolific Finnish filmmaker Aki Kaurismäki and was a big success at Cannes...
Fernando Meirelles’ 360 Review
★★☆☆☆ Fernando Meirelles' thoroughly impressed with his features City Of God, The Constant Gardner and the underrated horror gem, Blindness,...
Frightfest 2012: Stylish Trailer For Berberbian Sound Studio
Horror fans know outside the Golden era of Horror films with Hammer, Italian horror and Giallo especially gave fresh impotence...
The Hunter Review
★★★1/2☆ The problem with The Hunter is that it is in fact two different films. One is a relationship drama,...
Review:Elles
★★☆☆☆ Women's fashion magazines have always believed that they can get away with pretty much anything by parading it under...
Review:Le Havre
★★★★1/2 There is often cause for celebration among cinephiles with the release of a new Aki Kaurismaki film. The Finnish...
Film Review: Michael
★★★★★ Upon entering the theatre a sparse crowd of around 20 people meets me where the largest group is about...
Film Review: MELANCHOLIA (2011)
Amongst the furore that followed director Lars Von Trier’s comments at least year’s Cannes Film Festival, his subsequent apology, and...
Film Review-GFF2012:Blackthorn
Mateo Gil's western, Blackthorn, follows Butch Cassidy, living out his later years in an isolated Bolivian village after being presumed...
DVD Review: The Salt Of Life (Gianni Le Donne)
My year and a half living in sun drenched Sorrento in Southern Italy was a fruitful, memorable and some of...