Film Review: Boys On Film 22 – Love To Love You
The latest edition of Peccadillo’s ever fresh gay short film collection Boys On Film arrives
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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
BFI Flare Film Festival 2022 Review: The Swimmer ★★★★
Director-screenwriter Adam Kalderon brings The Swimmer to the BFI Flare Festival with the feature presenting
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Everything Went Fine (Tout c’est bien passé)
François Ozon’s latest feature is one with a truly personal connection to the filmmaker, based
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Tigers (Tigrar)
Based on the story of Swedish footballer Martin Bengtsson, Tigers (Tigrar) captures the trappings of
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Fire (Both Sides of the Blade)
Claire Denis presents complex, astute character-driven drama in Fire (Both Sides of the Blade), a
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Erin Vassilopoulos’s ‘Superior’
The first time feature from Erin Vassilopoulos, Lynchian noir Superior makes its UK premiere at
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Anaïs in Love
Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet’s debut feature Anaïs in Love is an elegant French drama grounded by a
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Bruno Reidal: Confession of a Murderer
Bruno Reidal: Confession of a Murderer from filmmaker Vincent Le Port is an asserting glimpse
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Gaspar Noé’s Vortex
Gaspar Noé’s latest feature Vortex is a quietly sobering, painful experience as it makes a
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Silent Land
Languorous dramatic slow-burner Silent Land is a unnerving piece that takes on the ill-fated holiday
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Paul Verhoeven’s Benedetta
Judith C. Brown’s Immodest Acts: The Life of a Lesbian Nun in Renaissance Italy gets
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: True Things
Ruth Wilson leads True Things, a complex character-driven drama examining a doomed to fail relationship
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Ruth Paxton’s Psychological Horror ‘A Banquet’
Navigating weighty themes with a real aesthetic clout, Scottish filmmaker Ruth Paxton’s debut feature A
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: a-ha The Movie
Norwegian pop heroes a-ha are the subject of Thomas Robsahm and Aslaug Holm’s documentary chronicling the band’s rise
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Ashgrove
Canadian acting talent Amanda Brugel (The Handmaid’s Tale, Canada’s Drag Race) leads Ashgrove, a timely
Sundance Film Festival 2022 Review: The Mission ★★★
Director Tania Anderson’s first feature length documentary The Mission follows the journey of four American
Sundance Film Festival 2022 Review: Piggy ★★★★
Writer-director Carlota Pereda presents an impressive showcase for actress Laura Galán in Piggy with this
Sundance Film Festival 2022 Review: Palm Trees and Power Lines ★★★★
Palm Trees and Power Lines is a devastating, judgement-free glimpse into the increasingly unhealthy relationship