The Deserving – Preview
Directed by S. S. Arora, who makes his feature debut, The Deserving stars Venkat Sai Gunda, Simone Stadler, and Kelsey Stalter. The film has already amassed a number of accolades, having won over fif...
Category Archives: 2024
Anora – Preview
Coming on the 1st of November is the new drama Anora. The film is written and directed by Sean Baker and stars Mikey Madison, Mark Eydelshteyn, Yura Borisov, Karren Karagulian, and Vache Tovmasyan. ...
The Old Man And The Land – Preview
The new, rural set drama, The Old Man and the Land will be coming to UK cinemas from 20th September. As an old farmer’s strength fades, who will inherit the land he loves? His daughter knows fa...
Will I See You Again? – Preview
Rising filmmaker Michael Perez-Lindsey makes his directorial debut unveiling his new short film, Will I See You Again?, at the prestigious Oscar-qualifying HollyShorts Film Festival. This powerful st...
Six Of The Best: Family Adventure Films
In these awkward times, it is important to keep the whole family entertained. A common problem is keeping everyone happy and finding content that can be watched by all ages together without the threa...
Speak No Evil (2024) – Review
It is easier to discuss a remake of a film by thinking of the usual tired arguments. With Christian Tafdru’s Speak No Evil, the credits had barely rolled and news of a remake was announced. With Blum...
The Bikeriders – Review
Photographer Danny Lyon toured the American Midwest in the late 1960s and early 1970s, spending time with a fledgling motorcycle group named the Vandals. He then thought he could turn his photos and ...
Inside Out 2 – Review
Almost a decade after Inside Out made cinema goers connect with their feelings, Disney Pixar has released a sequel. Marking the directorial debut of Kelsey Mann, the film picks up just a few years af...
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare – Review
If you go into a Guy Ritchie film looking for subtlety – even if it’s a film about one of the most “deniable” missions of World War Two – you have come to the wrong place. From the violence to the co...
That They May Face the Rising Sun – Review
Every so often, you come across a film in which nothing really happens, yet it somehow manages to strike at the core of you. Pat Collins’ adaptation of the John McGahern novel, That They May Face The...