Red Heaven (documentary) ★★★
At first glance, Lauren DeFilippo and Katherine Gorringe’s Red Heaven seems like a work of fiction, somewhat of a dowerContinue Reading
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John and the Hole ⭑⭑
Growing pains and gothic horror collide in Pascual Sisto’s directorial debut John and the Hole. Living with his two parents,Continue Reading
The Perfect Candidate ⭑⭑⭑
With her latest film The Perfect Candidate, Haifaa Al-Mansour returns to her country and heritage that propelled her to internationalContinue Reading
Cowboys ⭑⭑⭑⭑
Cowboys is a heartfelt and thrilling film from writer and director Anna Kerrigan. Troy (Steve Zahn), newly-separated from his wifeContinue Reading
To The Moon ★★★½
The opening shot of Tadgh O’Sullivan’s feature-length cinematic odyssey To the Moon is not exactly surprising – it’s a shotContinue Reading
The Wiley, Windy Moors: Wuthering Heights (2011)
One of my favourite passages about Wuthering Heights is in Truman Capote’s Breakfast At Tiffany’s when Holly Golightly quotes WutheringContinue Reading
The Lovers and the Hilltop in God’s Own Country
Francis Lee‘s directorial debut opens with the dawning of the day over the Yorkshire Dales, as a small house, shrunkenContinue Reading
Finding Yingying ⭑⭑⭑⭑
At 26 years old, Yingying Zhang flew across the world from China to Illinois, USA to pursue her education andContinue Reading
The Man Who Sold his Skin ★★★½
Dreamy, sleek and full of bite, Kaouther Ben Hania’s The Man Who Sold his Skin is a searing look atContinue Reading
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