Glasgow Film Festival Review: ‘120 Beats Per Minute’
The first sound in '120 Beats Per Minute' is speech, it is muffled background speech that is not subtitled nor...
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Film Review – A Fantastic Woman (2017)
The death of a partner is shattering, even more so when it comes completely out of the blue. And that’s...
Robert Pattinson Is Desperate In The Good Time UK Trailer
Many say Kirsten Stewart has worked the right to put her Twilight movie era behind her, so what about Robert...
Bluray Review – Graduation (2016)
Pressures on young people happen every day. Pressures to behave, fit in, look good - but for Eliza, her father...
Film Review – ‘It’s Only the End of the World’ (2016)
The sixth film from auter and prolific young film maker Xavier Dolan, 'It's Only the End of the World' shows...
Film Review: ’The Unknown Girl’
The newest title from Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, the award winning duo behind ‘The Silence of Lorna’, ‘The Kid With...
DVD Review – Stalker (1979)
Andrei Tarkovsky is a rarity among filmmakers in that he creates films that resemble elaborate (and always smartly written, beautifully...
DVD Review – Ivan’s Childhood (1962)
Ivan is a 12 year old child who is part of an army unit. After he is pulled from duty...
Eat A Sea Monsters Heart In Tale Of Tales UK Trailer
They where called 'Entertainment For Little Ones' in English, Giambattista Basile's dark fairytales will come to life in Tale Of...
The Many Takes on Jane Austen
With Love & Friendship being the latest Jane Austen adaptation to hit our screens (think more com than rom), it’s...
Love & Friendship – ChloÑ‘ Sevigny Feature
American actor Chloё Sevigny has been a consistent presence in movies and television shows with some of the biggest names...
Film Review – Victoria (2016)
The most obvious thing to note about this title is that it's all one continuous shot lasting two hours and...
Film Review – Love (2015)
Gaspar Noé... you either love him or hate him, he is undeniably audacious in this world of playing it safe....
Blu-Ray Review – Manglehorn (2015)
David Gordon Green made a splash when he directed his debut George Washington which was compared favourably to the early...