Disclosure Day review – distinctly lacking in…
So far, so Spielberg – he sets the stage for an ambitious, epic, action-heavy story about a group of do-gooders facing
Feast or Famine – first-look review
A Michelin star can change a restaurant’s fortunes overnight, but Feast or Famine, a documentary about the pursuit of that prestigious seal of
In the Hand of Dante review – a high-minded mess
In his narrative poem ‘The Divine Comedy’, accepted to have been written between 1308 and 1321 and widely considered to
The Fall Of Sir Douglas Weatherford review –…
There’s a terrific episode of The Simpsons in which Springfield is chosen as the shooting location for a film adaptation of geek-favourite
The Boy with the Light-Blue Eyes – first-look…
A cursed teenager dreams of escape in Thanasis Neofotistos’ folkloric debut feature, The Boy with the Light-Blue Eyes. Set in
Sensory Pleasures and Queer Realities: A Queer…
From these silent rooms, enclosed interiors, and coded meeting points, the festival’s first half began to feel less like a sequence
The Truth of the Image: La Belle Noiseuse at 35
Jacques Rivette occupies a distinctive place within the French New Wave. His films are characterised by the patience afforded to their
Savage House – first-look review
The rich are revolting in Savage House, Peter Glanz’s powdered-wig satire of aristocratic rot that works best when it stops trying
Define Auteur: In defence of Under the Cherry Moon
Mere weeks later and only one week into shooting, director Mary Lambert (who had been brought in to replace Ross)
Enzo review – gorgeous portrait of teenage…
he tragic context behind this film is compounded by the fact that it is a very lovely film. Veteran French director