Swiss Pop Talent Nemo Releases Dancefloor Anthem ‘God’s a Raver’, Reveals ‘Arthouse’ Album for October
Eurovision winner Nemo made a triumphant win to the contest’s stage this year in Basel,
Arthouse
Sundance Film Festival 2022 Review: You Won’t Be Alone ★★★★★
The very essence of what makes us human is explored in Sundance gem You Won’t
Film Review: Canadian History Gets a Manic Twist in Matthew Rankin’s Arthouse Comedy ‘The Twentieth Century’ ★★★
Matthew Rankin writes and directs arthouse historical comedy The Twentieth Century, chronicling the rise of
Marianne Faithfull Unveils New Spoken Word Album ‘She Walks In Beauty’
Marianne Faithfull has begun her slow COVID recovery and marks this with her first album
Review: Danish Moral-Thriller ‘Queen of Hearts’ ★★★★
Danish melodrama Queen of Hearts is an impressive one that lulls us into expecting a
Review: Koko-di Koko-da
Swedish filmmaker Johannes Nyholm follows his 2016 arthouse debut feature The Giant with the similarly
GFF20 Review: Deerskin
At a punchy seventy-seven minutes, writer-director Quentin Dupieux’s Deerskin is a manic absurdist delight. A
GFF20 Review: Blanco En Blanco
Théo Court’s Blanco En Blanco (White on White) is an undeniably challenging watch, a slow-burner
Trailer: Kirsten Dunst in Woodshock
Kirsten Dunst’s CV continues to go from strength to strength – especially noticeable this year
EIFF Review: The End
Film festivals are great for providing us with marvellous little curiosities like Guillaume Nicloux’s The
EIFF Review: The Childhood of a Leader
Brady Corbet’s directorial debut, The Childhood of a Leader, is an unsettling operatic piece that
Trailer: Xavier Dolan in Elephant Song
Taking a rest for writing, directing and starring in his own films, Xavier Dolan simply stars
Trailer: Gael Garcia Bernal in The Burning
The trailer for Argentinian revenge film, El Ardor (or The Burning to us simple English
English Trailer: Jean-Luc Godard’s Goodbye to Language 3D
Eighty-four year old French auteur Jean-Luc Godard’s first major release since 2010’s Film Socialisme, Goodbye
EIFF Review: Falling Star (Stella cadente)
A surprise stand-out of this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival is Luis Minarro’s Falling Star
EIFF Review: Atlas
Surely Atlas will be one of the most divisive films of this year’s Edinburgh International
Trailer: Lars Von Trier’s Nymphomaniac
After a section of salacious teasers, the first official trailer for Lars Von Trier’s hotly anticipated sexual