Reviews

Mimi Cave’s first feature film Fresh is a horror-thriller that veers between gruesome gore-soaked thrills

The modern tragedy of Princess Diana is a story that will feel familiar to those

Max Walker-Silverman’s debut feature A Love Song pairs delicate emotion with grandiose landscapes in this

Chaperone, the first film from rising talent Sam Max debuts at the 2022 Sundance Film

Matthew Fifer and Kieran Mulcare direct Cicada, a complex and impressively nuanced drama centred on

NQV’s latest queer themed short collection The Last Days of Innocence presents four shorts centred

Introspective drama Minyan from writer-director Eric Steel explores the parallels between the queer experience and

Lola and the Sea from writer-director Laurent Micheli examines the journey of a young trans

After successfully debuting at Cannes this year Leyla Bouzid’s A Tale of Love and Desire (Une

Thomas Kruithof writes and directs Promises (Les promesses), a political drama that captures the nuts

We were delighted with recent The French Boys, the latest short collection from NQV, who

NQV continue their global celebration of queer cinema with their latest collection, The French Boys.

TLA Releasing bring German coming of age drama Blurred Lines to the UK on DVD

Jim Cummings’ The Wolf of Snow Hollow quickly saw him gain favour with genre fans

Writer-director Leyla Yilmaz presents Not Knowing, a Turkish drama which features as part of the

Saint-Narcisse, the latest work from provocative queercore icon Bruce LaBruce, tackles an expected amount of

Everybody’s Talking About Jamie has made a name for itself as one of the West

Fewer actors have as an erratic a filmography as a latter day Nicolas Cage who

Writer-director Ruth Platt brings Martyr’s Lane to the Edinburgh International Film Festival. The feature toys

Haider Rashid packs an unrelenting intensity into seventy-two minutes in the thrilling and emotionally harrowing