Passing is Beautiful, intimate and serene
Passing explores an area of racial identity rarely seen on screen, told from the perspective of two African American women…
The Most Exciting Films of the BFI London Film Festival LFF 2021
These are 20 must-see movies from LFF 2021 From sure fire awards season hits to indie darlings, exciting newcomers and…
Playground Review: Never underestimate the cruelty of children
A brilliant debut feature, Playground is a traumatic school tale told through the eyes of a seven-year-old girl Playground is…
Bad Luck Banging Review: Truly, Utterly, Bonkers
A snarling satire that’s been censored in the USA and banned in several countries for “hardcore pornographic content?” Bad Luck…
Humidity Alert Review: A playful poke at the movie theatre industry
Humidity Alert is the latest film from Korean director-writer-editor-cinematographer Bong Soo Ko and his ninth feature in only five years.…
Azor Review: A slow burn thriller on the dark heart of Swiss banking
A Swiss banker has business in Buenos Aires in the midst of a military coup in Azor Azor is the…
The Greenhouse Review: BFI Flare 2021
Musings on grief are given a supernatural edge in contemplative Aussie drama The Greenhouse Living in an isolated house with…
Jump Darling Review: BFI Flare 2021
A rookie drag queen spends time with his ailing grandmother in Jump Darling, one of the great Cloris Leachman’s final…
My First Summer Review: BFI Flare 2021
Two girls bond in a lush, isolated oasis in dreamy Aussie coming of age drama My First Summer 16 year…
Firebird Review: BFI Flare 2021
A forbidden romance flourishes on a Soviet air base in lush Cold War drama Firebird 1977 on an Estonian Soviet…