2024 International Documentary Festival Amsterdam: About a Hero Review
“A computer will not make a film as good as mine in 4,500 years.” This provocative claim from Werner Herzog,...
“A computer will not make a film as good as mine in 4,500 years.” This provocative claim from Werner Herzog,...
Perhaps, many have filmed their families and the particular vulnerabilities and struggles they endure. Yet, only few have a story...
Beatlemania will be hitting Disney+ plus once again this month. After Peter Jackson's Get Back, David Tedeschi's Beatles '64 produced...
Antonella Sundasassi Furniss’ docudrama Memories of a Burning Body explores female sexuality during a repressive era in Costa Rica. The...
Pharrell Williams is a music sensation, working on hits like Happy, Get Lucky, and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 soundtracks. His career...
Sci-fi media while inherently futuristic also are somewhat baked in reality. Shows like Star Trek have never strayed away from...
Documentaries, to put it bluntly, are not my cup of tea. I usually find them long and mundane, and after...
Looking back over the last ten years, I realize there are many projects I started but never finished. I feel...
Today BFI announced the films which will be part of Official Competition strand at this year's BFI London Film Festival....
After a short UK cinema run, Altitude Films have released Blur: To The End on Digital Platforms. Teasing the film's...
The 68th BFI London Film Festival will kick off on 9th October until 20th October. The BFI have announced Piece...
We're only a week away from the programme launch for Edinburgh International Film Festival. Today the festival revealed Since Yesterday:...
Before watching Skywalkers: A Love Story I had very little interest in the business of heights or building skyscrapers. I...
Their names are associated with period dramas – beautiful settings, elegant costumes and buttoned up emotions – yet, in fact,...