By Franca Lafosse for Film In Revolt In the Spring of 2025, lapsed high-school besties Clare, Angie and Isabel spend a luxury birthday weekend away at the six-star Lothian Gate… Read More
A little over two weeks ago the European focused Europa! Europa! Film Festival came to a close for it’s fourth year. This year they had a handful of films which… Read More
Interview by Parker Constantine In 2003, a quirky Aussie crime-comedy film called Gettin Square was released to the world. Directed by Jonathan Teplitzky and written by Chris Nyst, the film was… Read More
Review by Billy Newbery Maria, the third film in Pablo Larrain’s trilogy on powerful and influential women is once again a visually stunning marvel that is often utterly breathtaking, whose… Read More
Review by Flynn Boffo In the latest film from Ozgood Perkins, death plays out as a series of untimely punchlines to the beat of a toy drum. Twin brothers Bill… Read More
Andrea Arnold’s work has played a pivotal role in my life since I saw Fish Tank at age nine. Her films are consistently filled with feminine agency, violence and bravery… Read More
Blue skies, violent teens, and a drug secreting toad. This is the world of Andera Arnold’s Bird. A film which revolves around two characters, the first is Bailey (Nykiya Adams),… Read More
Bird, Andrea Arnold’s new feature film, is a gritty and intimate slice of the life of Bailey, an impoverished twelve-year-old in Kent. Bailey lives with her 28-year-old dad Bug, –… Read More
Andrea Arnold’s Bird is such a unique and heartwarming depiction of the concept of self and ‘found family’. The use of light and camera techniques really brought the storyline together.… Read More
Narrative and documentary interweave to deliver a tale of folly, and misguided love in Miguel Gomes’s latest film Grand Tour. Set in the year 1917, a civil servant for the… Read More
