Film Review – ‘Louder Than Bombs’ (2016)
With an ensemble cast, and dark context, 'Louder Than Bombs' is eager to establish the notion that it's narrative doesn't...
With an ensemble cast, and dark context, 'Louder Than Bombs' is eager to establish the notion that it's narrative doesn't...
The actress beautiful enough to launch a thousand ships as Helen of Troy brings her talent back to the big...
Matthias Schoenaerts and Diane Kruger star in DISORDER (in cinemas Friday 25th), a film about a soldier suffering with PTSD...
Low-key observational drama James White was a quiet favourite of Sundance 2015 and the debut feature from writer-director Josh Mond...
Soda Pictures will be releasing Alice Winocour's Disorder this March in UK, ahead of it's UK Premier at Next month...
I was down at the London Film Festival this year and had the great fortune to talk to Guy Maddin about his...
Some films are ripe for rediscovery and few are as fitting for a rediscovery than Philip Ridley's critically acclaimed but...
Jauja inhabits a mysterious otherworldly land. It's shot in 4:3 but on top of that uses a curved screen which harkens...
Electricity follows Lily (Agyness Deyn), a young Lancashire woman who has to deal with her mother's death. When her mother's...
Kelly Reichardt has been making independent films for 20 years now. All her films are about drifters and outcasts and...
The winner of Scottish BAFTA for Best Film and BIFA for Best Debut Director, Paul Wright's FOR THOSE IN PERIL...
British cinema is great at taking quaint environments and turning them into Hell. We also have a penchant for misery...
★★★1/2☆ Spanish language anthology, 7 Days In Havana, as the title suggests, follows a week in Havana with a different...
Steig Larsson's Millennium Trilogy of novels where a worldwide bestsellers whey they were released, so it was no surprise the...