Wild Mountain Thyme comes to Digital Download on 18 June, as a future cult-favourite on 5 July. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Film Reviews
Sound of Metal Blu-ray review: Dir. Darius Marder (2021)
Original, challenging, free from cliché and with it brutally, beautifully smart storytelling. Continue reading
Granada Nights review: Dir. Abid Khan (2021)
Granada Nights is out in UK cinemas from Friday 28 May Continue reading
The Human Factor review: Dir. Dror Moreh (2021)
The Human Factor is out now from Dogwoof. Continue reading
A Quiet Place Part II IMAX review: Dir. John Krasinski (2021)
Another intense outing for Krasinski’s world, and even better in IMAX Continue reading
My New York Year review: Dir. Philippe Falardeau (2021)
My New York Year is out 21 May in UK cinemas. Continue reading
Undergods review: Dir. Chino Moya (2020)
Undoubtedly a spectacle and one to watch when you’re in the mood for an hour and a half of dystopia… Continue reading
Some Kind of Heaven review: Dir. Lance Oppenheim (2021)
Poignant, compelling and funny, come on inside The Villages to discover the real people behind the promised paradise… Continue reading
Wuhan Wuhan review. Dir: Yung Chang (2021)
A unique, honest, deeply poignant and personal insight into a historically significant year we’ve all lived through together… Continue reading
Threshold review: Dir. Powell Robinson and Patrick R Young (2021)
Using the most limited resources, the small team have made a film that’s interesting and impressive, with two strong lead performances. Continue reading
Black Bear review: Dir. Lawrence Michael Levine (2021)
A big question film, an art installation designed as a film, a delve in the dark psyche of creativity and passion…. Continue reading
Stray review: Dir. Elizabeth Lo
An unpredictably persuasive documentary, with more than a question over how differently we treat animals and fellow human beings. Continue reading
Synchronic Blu-ray review: Dir. Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead (2021)
A reflective, exciting and contemplative trip. It’s a real jigsaw falling into place… Continue reading
The Father review: Dir. Florian Zeller (2021)
One of those films with a lot of expectation that hits every note perfectly… Continue reading
Mouthpiece review: Dir. Patricia Rozema (2021)
…Don’t get me wrong, the film is sad, but it’s also darkly funny, bitingly sarcastic, whip-smart. It’s fair to say I loved it. Continue reading
