Never Steady, Never Still – Trailer
The feature film debut of writer/director Kathleen Hepburn, Never Steady, Never Still is a tender and heart-breaking story of a physically disabled mother and discontent son – each alienated fr...
Category Archives: 2018
They Remain – Trailer
Based on the 2010 short story, 30, by award-winning author Laird Barron, They Remain explores the evolving relationship between Keith and Jessica, two scientists who are employed by a vast, impersona...
Valley Of Shadows
Making his feature length debut, writer / director Jonas Matzow Gulbrandsen has created a film so beautiful and haunting it will transport you from your cinema seat to the very heart of a Scandinavia...
You Were Never Really Here
We need more Lynne Ramsay. She has three full length film credits to her name prior to the release of You Were Never Really Here in a career that has spanned nearly two decades. Of course, you can...
Isle Of Dogs
The opening gala for the 2018 film festival was an inspired choice. Wes Anderson ticks so many of the boxes that the organisers of the festival are promoting. He is a big name talent with a very part...
The Florida Project
When you think of Florida, what springs to mind? The sunshine state, Cuban fusion, the ubiquitous black ears of a certain Mr. M. Mouse? It’s a place that instantly conjures vibrant images of carefree...
Black Panther
It’s incredible to believe that Marvel’s Cinematic Universe began ten years ago. That fateful post-credits scene in Iron Man launched a cinematic phenomenon that has been imitated yet never replicate...
Darkest Hour
The first question to ask about Darkest Hour is Do we actually need another film about Winston Churchill? The answer is clearly yes. Despite there being two other major portrayals of the man in the l...
Coco
Explaining death to a child is, in most circumstances, a difficult thing to do. More often than not, there is talk of remembering those who have passed; through photographs, stories and anniversaries...
Venom: First Trailer
Tom Hardy is weaving seamlessly from his mumbling, masked DC villain, Bane, to take the lead in Sony’s Venom. In a not atypical move for Hardy, the character of Eddie Brock can be recognised as...