Graham Jones brings a distinct style in this powerful indie real-life crime documentary. Continue reading
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Category Archives: Film Reviews
Reviews of the latest film releases
The Dig review: Dir. Andy Tohill, Ryan Tohill (2019)
Dark, earthy and full of depth, The Dig showcases some top performances in a bleak, tough Irish drama. Continue reading
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Avalanche review: Dir. Todd Green [Indie Review]
Smart, snappy dialogue and great performances make this dark comedic indie film well worth your time. Continue reading
We The Animals review: Dir. Jeremiah Zagar (2019)
Intense and tough but also raw and real, Jeremiah Zagar offers the story huge scope and honesty. It opens on 14 June. Continue reading
Freedom Fields review: Dir. Naziha Arebi (2019)
Heartbreaking, inspiring and a documentary real-life story that deserves to be told – Freedom Fields is out now in UK cinemas. Continue reading
Sometimes Always Never review: Dir. Carl Hunter (2019)
A curiously eccentric and unique film with Bill Nighy and Sam Riley on excellent form. Opening in UK cinemas on 14 June! Continue reading
Godzilla King of the Monsters IMAX review: Dir. Michael Dougherty (2019)
Godzilla returns and Dougherty’s film gives audiences what they wanted, truly huge and epic fight sequences. It’s in IMAX and Cinemas now. Continue reading
