Review: Repeat – “I found this very intriguing”
Directed by Grant Archer and Richard Millar Starring Charlotte Ritchie, Tom England, Ellila-Jean Wood, Nina Wadia Academic Ryan Moore (Tom...
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Review: Between Waves – “Flawed but intriguing and worth some attention”
Directed by Virginia Abramovich Starring Fiona Graham, Luke Robinson, Sebastian Deery, Stacey Bernstein, Edwige Jean-Pierre Freelance...
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EIFF Review – Absolute Denial – “A compelling, intriguing, thought-provoking slice of indie sci-fi film”
Directed by Ryan Braund Starring Nick Eriksen, Jeremy J.Smith-Sebasto, Harry Dyer, Heather Gonzalez, Jef Leeson “Do you ever worry...
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EIFF Review – Buddy Guy: The Blues Chase the Blues Away
Directed by Devin Chanda, Matt Mitchener, Charles Todd Chanda, Mitchener and Todd’s excellent documentary one arguably the greatest...
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EIFF Review: Phil Tippett’s Mad God – “Unique, visceral, disturbing, disgusting, horrific and visually incredible”
Directed by Phil Tippett I’ve watched a lot of unusual and remarkable movies at the Edinburgh International Film Festival over the...
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Review: Flatland – “Hugely compelling”
Directed by Jenna Bass Starring Faith Baloyi, Nicole Fortuin, Izel Bezuidenhout, De Klerk Oelofse, Albert Pretorius Arriving with much...
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Review: The True Don Quixote – “An absolute delight of a film”
Directed by Chris Poche Starring Tim Blake Nelson, Jacob Batalon, Ann Mahoney “Once you’ve seen how life could be, you can no longer...
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Review: The Green Sea – “Delves slowly into deep hurt and emotional dark waters”
Directed by Randal Plunkett Starring Katharine Isabelle, Hazel Doupe Simone (Ginger Snaps and American Mary’s Katharine Isabelle) is...
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Review: Witch Hunt – “A gripping and frequently disturbing narrative”
Directed by Ella Callahan Starring Gideon Adlon, Elizabeth Mitchell, Abigail Cowen, Christian Camargo, Echo Campbell Ella Callahan, who...
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Review: A Glitch in the Matrix – “A fascinating discussion”
Directed by Rodney Ascher Dogwoof continues their run of some damned fine documentaries (I particularly enjoyed their Making Waves: the...
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