My Sextortion Diary sometimes struggles with its visual stylistic choices, which do not work for the entire length of the documentary. Still, it is saved by the harrowing story and journey that Patric...
An enjoyable love letter to the world of analogue and the past of film editing, Howard Berry’s Her Name Was Moviola is a joy for lovers of film history. Berry has made what should be a very niche docu...
Plastic People: The Hidden Crisis of Microplastics is a film that urgently aims to unsettle and shock its audience, and in this mission, it succeeds. While it may lose some momentum in the latter part...
One hell of a devastating eye-opener, Britain’s Forgotten Prisoners details an injustice that should long have been sorted, robbing thousands of the chance of a proper life after rehabilitation. Marti...
Shane O’Callaghan’s Making Waves compassionately and proudly explores the uncertainties of the LGBTQ+ community in rural Ireland. His six subjects remind us that we are stronger as a group. Filmed ove...
From the outside looking in, Zoë Nolan’s Anthony and the Bees could just be a simple documentary short. But Nolan, with the help of her fantastic subject, Anthony, has crafted a melodic and thoughtful...
Emily McGee’s Fourth Wall and a Ceiling offers a unique and compelling perspective on the struggles of a community theatre company. It’s a film that manages to be both deeply personal and ...
A fantastic premise executed to perfection in Original Skin. Filmmaker Mdhamiri á Nkemi has created a bold, sensual film about identity and exploration, leaving you contemplative about your identity a...
Antonina Kerguelén’s ¡salsa! It is a tremendous dive into finding connection and understanding with another person. She and her two leads have given us a sensually crafted film that resonates. M...
There is much to enjoy with Pandemonium, from the utter bleakness we have been presented with to Quarxx’s ability to thread in dark humour simultaneously. We are left with a film rife with guilt...