A boy traps his family in the John and the Hole trailer
In this enigmatic and unsettling meditation on adolescent angst, 13-year-old John (Charlie Shotwell) discovers an unfinished bunker while...
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Review: Saint Maud – “A highly original UK cult classic in the making”
Released in the UK on the 9th of October, Saint Maud is the first full-length feature written and directed by Rose Glass and stars Morfydd...
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TIFF Review: Vox Lux
It happens every year – the one or two films that truly and distinctly divide audiences. Look at last year’s mother! for a...
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Sundance London 2018 Review: The Miseducation of Cameron Post
Desiree Akhavan’s follow up to 2015’s Appropriate Behaviour, is another LGBT story, but this time around it’s more of a drama than a...
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A Quiet Passion is an Anachronistic Tale
2017 promises change, not least on the political spectrum. People are no longer apathetic (although Charlie Brooker is nostalgic for the...
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2016 London Film Festival Review: A Quiet Passion
A Quiet Passion begins with a delightful opener that introduces us to the bold and soulful poet, Emily Dickinson. We meet her family, see...
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Review: Little Men – “Raw and genuine realism”
With each new film, Ira Sachs gets a step closer to becoming the Woody Allen of social drama thanks to his incredibly genuine and nuanced...
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