A wonderful, warmhearted and intuitive documentary that’s exquisitely filmed and framed throughout, Continue reading
Category Archives: Indie Film
Certain Women DVD review: “Poetic and profoundly absorbing”
A poetic and profoundly absorbing flicker of everyday lives. Continue reading
Captivating trailer for Francis Lee’s Yorkshire drama God’s Own Country
Captivating trailer for Francis Lee’s Yorkshire drama God’s Own Country – Watch it now! Continue reading
Prevenge Blu-ray review: “A brilliant, unique twisted comedy-drama”
Prevenge is bloody brilliant, and quite obscurely inspired, must-watch debut from Alice Lowe. Continue reading
Wonderful Istanbul street cats documentary ‘KEDI’ confirms UK release date
After a hugely successful theatrical run in the States, we’re very pleased to share news that Ceyda Torun‘s KEDI, a marvellous street cat documentary filmed in Istanbul, will be getting a UK cinema release on 30 June with Icon Film Distribution. KEDI, which means Feline in Turkish, is female filmmaker Ceyda Torun’s first major doc feature and … Continue reading
The Eyes of My Mother review: “Disturbingly fascinating”
The Eyes of My Mother is an intensely disturbing horror-drama and yet for all its unforgettable scenes and the powerful, visual memories of horrific events, I believe there’s an impressive strength here which is driven by the sharp edges evoking a realistic nightmare in what could be ‘any town’ with its idyllic, remote home setting somewhere … Continue reading
Indie review: Echidna – A conceptual short film
Echidna review by Amelia Vandergast, March 2017 It’s not often we’re graced with a true masterpiece and conceptual short Echidna serves to transport the audience into the uncertain mind of not just the actor on screen but into the intrepid existences of actors as they vow to appease your viewing desires. Shot in monochrome, the silence … Continue reading
