Category: Cinema
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Writer Sophie’s Raindance Film Festival coverage continues with Mirko Pincelli’s feature length directorial debut.
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Writer Sophie reviews Raindance’s standout so far, a story of the innocent train drivers who inadvertently become mass murders.
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Writer Sophie reviews Gozo at Raindance, Miranda Bowen’s directorial debut, which doesn’t quite live up to its potential.
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Writer Sophie reviews the dystopian thriller, which proves to be more bark than bite.
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Writer Sophie’s latest review from Raindance is Joaquin del Paso’s feature length debut, a social commentary blended with absurd satire in Panamerican Machinery.
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Writer Sophie reviews the Brazillian crime dramedy, Jules and Dolores, which has been selected for the official competition for best film at Raindance Film Festival.
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Writer Sophie continues her Raindance festival coverage with Stephen Elliott’s Inception-esque film, which proves to be hugely disappointing.
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Film editor Hollie begins her coverage of the 60th London Film Festival with the tragic story of news presenter who struggles to find fulfillment.
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Writer Sophie continues her Raindance Film Festival coverage with Filip Kovacevic’s Groundhog Day-esque action thriller.
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Writer Sophie continues her coverage of the 24th Raindance Film Festival, reviewing Kier Burrows directorial debut, Worm.
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Writer Sophie begins her coverage of the 24th Raindance Film Festival with Stephan Littger’s directorial debut, which explores feminism and artistic individuality.
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Writer James explores Federica Foglia’s short film, which explores the existential and geographical dislocation of refugees.
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Georgie Hawke reviews the highly anticipated third instalment of the Bridget Jones franchise, Bridget Jones’s Baby.
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Writer David reviews Taika Waititi’s new adventure-comedy, starring Sam Neil.