A manic, emotional and wonderful film. Tough, real and heart breaking. Touched with fire is an emotional drama starring Katie Holmes and Luke Kirby. Coming to UK DVD from 22nd August 2016. Touched by Fire is…
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DVD Review – Stonewall (2016)
Charming, Funny and Deep. A gay teenager in the 60s find himself joining the ranks in the Stonewall Riots which took place in 1969, Along with some colourful characters he goes on a journey of…
Film Review – ‘Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story)’
The directorial debut from Eva Husson, ‘Bang Gang: A Modern Love Story‘ portrays groups of bored seventeen year old’s in beige domestic settings. From the title, these promiscuous teens start to host sex parties, and…
DVD Review – Evolution (2015)
Young Nicholas enjoys a seemingly idyllic childhood immersed in the seascape of an isolated coastal town. He is surrounded by lads his own age and blessed with an emotionally frosty yet calmly insulating mother.…
Film Review – The Propaganda Game (2016)
From the comfort of a sofa, with access to information and social media, it’s hard to imagine the kind of lives described in The Propaganda Game, a documentary film by Spanish director Álvaro Longoria. Following…
Film Review – Partisan (2015)
Ariel Kleiman’s Partisan, co-written with Sarah Cyngler, was one of the most intriguing and well-executed features of Sundance 2015. A strange dystopian film grounded in a harsh realistic cult-environment, the film looks at the lengths…
Film Review – The Overnight
Patrick Brice’s The Overnight won’t be for everyone, its tale of thirty-something parents struggling to cope with family-life, a new city, and sexual frustrations definitely won’t be everyone’s cup of tea. But there’s something madly…
DVD Review – Greyhawk (2014)
An army veteran who is blind, loses his only true friend and guide dog Quince, the veteran thinks that a small gang of youths stole Quince and which in turn he finds himself in one…
GFF2015 – Romance Is A Monster In Spring Trailer
Romance can be wonderful beautiful human trait but romance can also be a monster which literally the case for Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead‘s Spring, check out the film’s official trailer. “Our nights together must…
GFF 2014 Review – The Strange Colour of Your Body’s Tears
Its influence is apparent in many genre features, but giallo is a tradition that gradually appears to have faded away in recent years. Foremost filmmaker of the movement Dario Argento seems to have lost his…
Competition – Summer In February On DVD
A enchanting tale of love, liberty and scandal Christopher Menaul’s Summer In February is released on DVD &Blu-Ray 14th October 2013. We have joined forces with Metrodome to give one lucky winner a chance to…
The Devil’s Business DVD Review
★★★1/2 The achievement of telling a successful horror story is akin to the achievement of successfully juggling chainsaws. Both activities entertain an audience by making them tense, and both have their entertainment value severely reduced…
Lovely Molly Film Review
★★☆☆☆ Eduardo Sanchez has much to live up to – his 1999 feature The Blair Witch Project was perhaps the most terrifying film of the 1990s, as well as one of the most hyped. After…
A Royal Affair (En kongelig affære) Review Starring Mads Mikkelsen
★★★★☆ For me, A Royal Affair was a film without empathy. From the perspective of the craft, it is fine: workmanlike, rather than dynamic, but put together with care and attention. I don’t like crapping…
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