Strangely inspiring, it’s occasionally disturbing but most of all, completely addictive. Continue reading
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Stray review. Dir. Elizabeth Lo [LFF 2020]
An unpredictably persuasive documentary, with more than a question over how differently we treat animals and fellow human beings. Continue reading
Win a copy of Max Richter’s Sleep on Blu-ray!
Max Richter’s Sleep, a film by Natalie Johns, will be released on DVD and Blu-ray 12 October, and we’ve got two to giveaway on Blu-ray! Continue reading
Win Oeke Hoogendijk’s charming ‘My Rembrandt’ on DVD! **COMPETITION CLOSED**
To celebrate the release of Oeke Hoogendijk’s My Rembrandt, on Digital now and on Blu-ray and DVD on 14th September from Dogwoof, we’ve got two on DVD to giveaway! Continue reading
Max Richter’s Sleep review: Dir. Natalie Johns (2020)
Reflective, insightful and hopeful. This is a rewarding film experience. Continue reading
Spaceship Earth review: Dir. Matt Wolf (2020)
Very timely and absolutely enthralling. Continue reading
Honeyland Blu-ray review: Dir. Tamara Kotevska, Ljubomir Stefanov (2019)
Honeyland plays out like a fictional feature film but is also a captivating and unique documentary, unlike any other. Continue reading
Mystify: Michael Hutchence review – Dir. Richard Lowenstein (2019)
An eyeopening, heartbreaking education on one of modern music’s leading men. For longtime fans, this is a love letter to Michael, from his band-mates and family. Continue reading
Memory – The Origins of Alien review: Dir. Alexandre O. Philippe (2019)
Memory: The Origins of Alien is in cinemas 30 August, and on VOD and DVD on 2 September from Dogwoof. Continue reading
Minding The Gap DVD review: Dir. Bing Liu (2019)
More compelling than any imagined life-story, and one of the most remarkable time-spanning insights of everyday lives I’ve seen – Own it on DVD from 29 April Continue reading
