Curzon Artificial Eye Film

Zach Roddis 22 February 2017

Film Irish director Niall McCann documents the rise of Glasgow indie label Chemikal Underground and the 1997 road trip that...

Andrew McArthur 19 February 2017

Five years since her last film (the critically acclaimed Lore), Cate Shortland returns with another German set-project, Berlin Syndrome. This...

Andrew McArthur 19 February 2017

French filmmaker François Ozon has become well known for his subversive Hitchcockian fare that plays with themes of gender and...

Peter Fletcher 14 October 2016

Argentina, early 80's, this is a true story. A country trying to get to its feet after a brutal military...

Andrew McArthur 11 August 2016

Made before his enigmatic tour de force, The End, played the Edinburgh International Film Festival, Guillaume Nicloux released Valley of...

Peter Fletcher 8 August 2016

From a queen eating the heart of a sea monster to an ever growing pet flea, Tale of Tales is...

Peter Fletcher 23 July 2016

Whenever I wake up from a half remembered dream I always wish I could go back and explore just what...

Peter Fletcher 18 July 2016

Before I did this review I was checking out other reviews for this film, letterboxd, IMDb and so on and...

Paul 14 June 2016

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

Andrew McArthur 24 February 2016

Catherine Corsini casts a delicate glance over women’s liberation and female sexuality in the seventies set French drama, Summertime (La...

Ian Schultz 6 December 2015

This Artificial Eye box set brings a definitive collection of Chaplin’s films to Blu-Ray for UK viewers. From The Kid...

Sarah Small 27 July 2015

The culture of the film goes hand in hand very well with one of the themes it explores in this...

Paul 29 October 2012

When it comes to films starring Willem Dafoe his performances are nothing more but mesmeric, outstanding even when the film...