Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review: Divinity
Writer-director Eddie Alcazar crafts a real indie gem with Divinity. Distorted versions of reality, B-movie
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Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review – Little Richard: I Am Everything
Often an overlooked figure in the world of Rock n’ Roll, filmmaker Lisa Cortés pays
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review: Run Rabbit Run
Australian horror Run Rabbit Run takes a coveted slot at Sundance 2023’s Park City at
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review: Birth/Rebirth
A lingering unease radiates from director-screenwriter Laura Moss’s unnerving Birth/Rebirth which sits on the Sundance
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review: L’Immensità
L’Immensità from director Emanuele Crialese brims with an undeniable heart and soul as it navigates
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review: Cassandro
Cassandro, the fictional debut from filmmaker Roger Ross Williams, is one of the highest profile
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review: In My Mother’s Skin
The strongest horror to come out of the 2023 Sundance Film Festival was also its
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review: AUM: The Cult at the End of the World
Chiaki Yanagimoto and Ben Braun’s AUM: The Cult at the End of the World tells
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review: Fair Play
Writer-director Chloe Domont presents a sizzling psychological thriller delving into cutting gender dynamics and the
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review: Talk to Me
Horror has a special place at Sundance, in recent years debuting features such as The
Sundance Film Festival 2023 Review: Bad Behaviour
Jennifer Connelly leads Bad Behaviour from writer-director Alice Englert. The project benefits from Connelly’s leading
French Film Festival UK Review: François Ozon’s Peter Von Kant
François Ozon’s punchy Peter Von Kant arrives at the French Film Festival UK, paying homage
French Film Festival UK Review: Jane By Charlotte
Mother and daughter cinematic and musical icons Jane Birkin and Charlotte Gainsbourg collaborate on new
French Film Festival UK Review: Tahar Rahim in ‘Don Juan’
Tahar Rahim leads Don Juan from filmmaker Serge Bozon which screens as part of the
French Film Festival UK 2022 Review: Love According to Dalva
Emmanuelle Nicot’s Love According to Dalva arrives at the French Film Festival UK, quietly absorbing
French Film Festival UK 2022 Review: The Passengers of the Night
The Passengers of the Night (Les passagers de la nuit) screens at various cinemas across
French Film Festival UK Reveals An Impressive 30th Anniversary Programme
The French Film Festival UK reveals its line-up and there are a significant number of
Film Festival Review: Anaïs in Love
Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet’s debut feature Anaïs in Love is an elegant French drama grounded by a
BFI Flare 2022 Film Festival Review: The Divide
Catherine Corsini who previously helmed the politically-charged same-sex romance Summertime revisits similar thematic territory in
BFI Flare 2022 Film Festival Review: Charli XCX Alone Together
DIY documentary Charli XCX Alone Together chronicles the British pop star’s development of her fourth
BFI Flare 2022 Film Festival Review: Private Desert (Deserto Particular)
A quietly intense performance from Antonio Saboia in slow-burning Brazilian character drama Private Desert (Deserto
BFI Flare Film Festival 2022 Review: Boulevard! A Hollywood Story
Shedding light on a little known piece of Hollywood history, Boulevard! A Hollywood Story sees
BFI Flare 2022 Film Festival Review: Jimmy in Saigon
Filmmaker Peter McDowell tells a deeply personal family story in Jimmy in Saigon, a documentary
BFI Flare Film Festival 2022 Review: Cop Secret
Icelandic action-comedy Cop Secret puts a refreshingly queer spin on the classic action film with
BFI Flare Film Festival 2022 Review: Being BeBe ★★★★
BeBe Zahara Benet, the drag alter ego of Marshall Ngwa is put under the microscope in