Ruben Ostlund loves a target. And his directorial aim never wavers, whether he has masculinity and family relationships in his sights as in Force Majeure (let’s forget the flabby attempt at a remake in 2020)…
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2022 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – Funny Pages (2022)
Comic book movies are big business these days. Summer blockbusters complete with lavish budgets, A List stars and huge amounts of CGI. Funny Pages is NOT that kind of comic book movie. There are no…
Film Review – Paris, 13th District (2021)
It’s a combination to tantalise your cinematic tastebuds. Jacques Audiard, director of A Prophet, Rust And Bone and, more recently, The Sisters Brothers. And Celine Sciamma, the driving force behind Portrait Of A Lady On…
Film Review – I’m Your Man (2021)
It’s fascinated for years. From the confusion of Blade Runner’s Rachael to Spike Jonze’s seductively voiced OS in Her or A. I. Artificial Intelligence’s leather clad Gigolo Joe, the possibility of personal relationships between humans…
Film Review – Nowhere Special (2020)
He’s a man who sees into other people’s lives. From the top of his ladder, window cleaner John (James Norton) can’t avoid looking through the glass and getting a snapshot of their homes, their places…
In Nowhere Special UK Trailer James Norton Is Devoted To His Son
Curzon have released the official UK Trailer for Uberto Pasolini’s upcoming drama Nowhere Special. Starring James Norton a single father devoted his son till his last breath, that maybe sooner than you think. Life can…
Film Review – Moffie (2019)
Forced into service at the age of sixteen, Nicholas Van der Swart is one of many young boys instigated to uphold the apartheid regime in South Africa, 1981. A breeding ground for institutionalized racism and…
Film Review – Apples (Mila, 2020)
In Greece during the late 2000s, an unorthodox cinematic movement ignited in the wake of the country’s financial crisis. Coined as “Greek Weird Wave”, the characteristics of these “weird” films were the strange and perverse…
Watch Atom Egoyan’s Guest Of Honour UK Trailer
Curzon Artificial Eye have released the UK Trailer for Atom Eyogan’s Guest Of Honour. The film stars David Thewlis and all he wants to know is the ‘truth’. The film made it’s world premiere at…
Can You Whistle? Watch The Whistlers UK Trailer
All criminals are bad, many are stupid, but to be one step ahead you need to be smart. Like in Corneliu Porumboiu‘s The Whistlers (La Gomera), they whistle, can you whistle? Don’t worry just watch…
Juliet Binoche ‘Fakes It’ In Who You Think I Am UK Trailer
Later this month Juliet Binoche will star in Hirokazu Koreeda’s The Truth. In May she’ll ‘fake it’ in Who You Think I Am. Today Curzon Artificial Eye Film have released the UK Trailer in a twisting…
Film Review – Gloria Bell (2019)
It’s not the first time a director has returned to a film and re-made it in a different language. After Cold Pursuit setting the precedence for this year, the thought of another similar adaptation didn’t…
Film Review – Vox Lux (2018)
Natalie Portman is on something of a hot streak right now: since dabbling in Star Wars adventures and doing her time in the lightweight rom-com world, the Oscar winner has not really put a foot…
Film Review – Jeune Femme (2017)
A woman is hammering on a door and shouting at the top of her voice. It’s deafening. We can’t see her face and whoever is behind the door is refusing point blank to let her…
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