Blu-Ray Review – Godard: The Essential Collection
Much has been said about Jean-Luc Godard's radical politics and his radical approach to filmmaking. However, people also forget to...
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Cinema’s 120th anniversary today! (120 years of cinema in 120 seconds)
We're all here for one thing, our love for film but did you know Cinema is 120 years old today?...
Film Review – Microbe & Gasoline
This film went into cinemas so quick I didn't even hear about it so it came to me as a...
Win Sylvain Chomet’s Belleville Rendez-Vous On DVD
The critically acclaimed tour de force BELLEVILLE RENDEZ-VOUS (Cert 12) will be released on DVD, VOD and Digital HD on...
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 – Vivre sa vie (1962)
Jean Luc-Godard may have not made a great film in a few decades but his early work primarily the films he...
Win Sci-fi Horror Dead Shadows On DVD
To celebrate the release of the must-see sci-fi horror Dead Shadows out on DVD 27th July 2015 - we are...
Film Review – The New Girlfriend (2014)
Francois Ozon's latest film, The New Girlfriend, follows the slightly shaky In the House and serves as a striking return...
Blu-Ray Review – Life of Riley (2014)
The film world mourned the passing of French New Wave director Alain Resnais last year but he continued working to...
Win Action Thriller Sleepless Night On DVD
To celebrate the release of Sleepless Night, the fast-paced action thriller for fans of ”Taken“ and ”24" - coming to...
12 Days Of Christmas Horror (Day 5) – Inside (2012)
Though it doesn’t feature a killer Santa, Inside racks up one of the biggest body counts on this list and...
Win Grand Central On DVD Starring Léa Seydoux , Tahar Rahim
From one of France’s brightest new writer-directors, Rebecca Zlotowski (Belle épine, You and the Night), GRAND CENTRAL is a passionate...
Film Review – – Le Jour se lève (1939)
Le Jour se lève is a prime example of what is known as French Poetic realism. It’s a very important genre...
Film Review – Rebellion (L’ordre et la morale)
After several years floundering in Hollywood mediocrity actor come director Mathieu Kassovitz marks his welcome return to form with Rebellion (L'ordre...