Tag: Review

No, before you presume, this is not about COVID-19. It has nothing to do with bats or any other creatures. ...

There is something about Mike Manning’s Toxic that brings unease to the viewer. Intrusive, familiar and suffocating, like a crime ...

An organisation has gone rogue. For reasons unknown, war veterans have come under its unforgiving eye. But, Greg Schulls is ...

For those unaware: Eritrea is a north-eastern African country that gained independence only in 1993, only for it to be ...

Do not misunderstand the headline and presume this short to be an ancient tale. It is very much a modern-era ...

Director João Dall'Stella’s Dia De Las Carpas feels warm on multiple levels. Like an afternoon breeze on a lazy summer ...

Coming-of-age short films exist, but few and far between. Ollie Ward’s Promenade is that, and more. It goes slightly beyond ...

Twenty-three minutes of neatly-packed interviews with party candidates, MPs, ex-miners, civilians and potential history-makers—all set against the landscape of Mansfield, ...

If a poem could be translated onto the screen, or if nostalgia could be framed within its narration, it would ...

REM sleep is when we are known to dream the most. The wildest. The vividest. And on the unfortunate days, ...