An engaging debut from Evgeny Yablokov, has a vigilante get too caught up in his nightly excursions and struggle to keep it all together. A film that satisfies and stays true to itself....
Yaniv Raz’s adaption of Dr Bird’s Advice for Sad Poets shows how it was a book made for the big screen. This offbeat look at mental health in teenagers occasionally stumbles but is able to...
A magnificent yet harrowing time capsule of a documentary, All In My Power takes us on a journey through COVID in the opening nine weeks of the pandemic in New York. ...
Adam Engel’s film grips you with a tale of the damage a guilty conscience can do to a person. A film that showcases a filmmaker who you need to keep an eye on. ...
A film that knows exactly what it is and never tries to overstretch itself. Senior Moment is an easy watch with a splattering of laughs yet full of harmless charm....
Imagine a plot along the lines of Final Destination without getting to see the deaths and played out by a cast who forgot to emote. Don't Look Back is a woefully sloppy film that has few bright sparks...
The filmed performance of Ian Rickson's production of Uncle Vanya astounds. A beautiful yet utterly heartbreaking piece with faultless performances. It will live long in the memory. An unmissable expe...
As you go further into Akos Armont's Brabham, the more confused the film appears to get what it wanted to be. While it can be a solid introduction to the life of multi-time Formula 1 champion Jack Bra...
Isaac Ezban's Parallel has strong central themes that coupled with four strong performances makes Parallel an excellent high concept science fiction film....
Natalia Garayalde’s intimate documentary is as much a love letter to family members as about what befell her community of RÃo Tercero in 1995. Deftly crafted, we are left with an enthralling yet pai...