The main problem with Almost Human is that its poster is almost cooler and more grabbing than the film itself. The feel of the film exudes a kind of B-movie charm and cult excellence that…
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TIFF 2013 Review – The Strange Little Cat (Das merkwürdige Kätzchen)
Hands down the hardest film to talk about at Toronto’s International Film Festival this year is The Strange Little Cat, a charming study into the quant and often bizarre realities of everyday family life. Very…
TIFF 2013 Review – Cannibal (Caníbal)
Considering its title, it may be hard to accept that Manuel Martin Cuenca’s Cannibal was one of the most subtle and endearing features at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. The first twenty minutes are…
Break Loose (Vosmerka) – TIFF 2013 review
Russia circa 1999 (perhaps even now?) looks like a dangerous place, a place where men are men and looking at someone the wrong way can result in carnage. At least in Aleksey Uchital’s Break Loose, a…
TIFF 2013 Review – Under The Skin
Directed by Jonathan Glazer (Sexy Beast) and filmed entirely on location across Scotland Under the Skin is a film flaunting incredible cinematography strung together by a predominantly performance-orientated narrative. Based on the Novel by Michael Faber, Under the…
TIFF 2013 Review – Gravity
Only the human race would look at the void hell of space and think ‘we should probably go there’. Time and time again cinema gives us a big long list of reasons to stop and,…
Sample The Experience Of Watching Gravity In New Featurette
If you haven’t heard about this film and the ever increasing electrifying buzz that comes with it you must be living on another planet though on your way you may have met Dr Ryan Stone…
TIFF 2013 Review – Keanu Reeves Man of Tai Chi
At one point in time many of us owed our teenage years to Keanu Reeves. Not only did the guy become a global star overnight thanks to The Matrix but he also put Kung-Fu back…
TIFF 2013 Review – Cold Eyes
One of the most accomplished and stand-out features at Toronto International Film festival this year is the slick, fierce, and ingenious Korean thriller. A bank robbery and the induction of a fresh faced operative to…
TIFF 2013 Review – Devil’s Knot
Back in 1993, 3 boys wandered into the woods of a small Arkansas town and never came out alive, their bodies were found hog-tied and dumped in the river, apparent victims to a satanic murder.…
TIFF 2013 Review – All Cheerleaders Die
Lucky Mckee has always had a bizarre sense of style I’ve never quite come to terms with. Some of his films are cult crackers (May) and others are more laid back (Red). His new film…
TIFF 2013 Review – Horns
Based on the bestselling novel by Joe Hill (that’s horror maestro Stephen King’s son), Horns is a spellbinding gothic fairy tale that tackles lost love and the pits of human nature to deliver one of…
LIFF 2013 – Say Your Goodbyes To Gandolfini watch Enough Said UK Trailer
He is regarded as the gentle giant of film, James Gandolfini, this October cinephiles can say their goodbyes in Nicole Holofcener Enough Said, watch the UK trailer now. Enough Said stars Julia Louis-Dreyfuss as a single…
LIFF 2013-Confront Your Past Watch UK Trailer For The Railway Man
Battle your demons confront your past as Colin Firth faces ‘the mark’ in the harrowing first UK trailer for post war drama The Railway Man, does time heal those wounds? Based on the popular Jonathan…
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