A truly engrossing love letter to the institution, the library, Free for All: The Public Library, is a documentary that shows us the history and continuous challenges it faces in the United States whi...
Taking a positive and generally light approach, Escape From Extinction: Rewilding takes an altogether hopeful viewpoint on what groups are doing worldwide – an easy and educational watch. The Ea...
The Last Cabin is a decent low-budget horror film that features inventive kills and keeps the audience on edge. Director Brendan Rudnicki adopts a simple yet creepy approach, which is exactly what you...
Director Mitchell Tolliday and co-writer Neil Rickatson have perfectly nailed the balance of rock music farce, a cheeky bit of horror and a helpful dollop of situational slapstick comedy in their film...
Farah Nabulsi’s debut feature, The Teacher, is a gripping portrayal of the struggles faced by the citizens of Palestine. Saleh Bakri delivers a powerful performance as Basem, loaded with tension...
Before I Do is a compelling debut from filmmaker Gitika Buttoo that tells a refreshing tale about sexuality and freedom in women from a South Asian background. The story evolves the discussion about t...
Johanna Putnam fills her patient film Shudderbugs with sublime layers of grief and tension, showing us a woman who is just trying to understand the why of a parent’s death. She has made a remark...
Josie Charles’ impressive Blue Violet offers an ominous glimpse into the world of love and heartbreak. Thanks to her accomplished script and performance, Esme Allen has you gripped as the troubl...
A bittersweet tale of loneliness, Something Is About To Happen takes us on a troubling but wholly captivating journey. Malena Alterio is staggering as the beleaguered protagonist who simply cannot cat...
The Beautiful Summer is awash with beauty – from the visuals, the gentle and entrancing score, even to its beautiful young cast. Yet, for all of the tenderness and intricacies that director Laur...