Category: Film
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Review: Jackie
Writer Sophie reviews the Oscar nominated Jackie, starring Natalie Portman.
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In Defence of Brazil
Ben Nash defends the ‘dystopian nightmare’ that is Brazil.
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First Look Review: The Autopsy Of Jane Doe
Writer George takes a first look at The Autopsy of Jane Doe.
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Director in Focus: Peter Jackson
Writer Laura takes a look at the career of Peter Jackson, reminding us that there’s more than just The Lord of the Rings trilogy.
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Review: Split
Director M. Night Shyamalan is back with one of his best films to date, says Lisa Veiber.
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Actor in Focus: Winona Ryder
Editor Anneka takes a look at the career of the renowned actress, following her recent appearance in the Netflix series, Stranger Things.
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Review: T2 Trainspotting
Writer Ben reviews the highly anticipated sequel to Danny Boyle’s British cult classic Trainspotting.
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The Fantastic and Surreal: Best On-Screen Moments
As part of our Surreal and Fantastic special issue, our writers discuss the film scenes that captured their imaginations.
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Review: Timecode
Sophie Trenear reviews last year’s Short Film Palme D’or winner, directed by Juanjo Giménez Peña.
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Review: Graffiti
Sophie Trenear reviews Graffiti, a post-apocalyptic short from the mind of Lluís Quílez.
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Flashback Review: Trainspotting
Liam Beazley reviews Trainspotting ahead of the sequel set to come out this year.
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Cult Classics: Donnie Darko
Writer Liam looks back on the 2001 Cult Classic, which still remains maintains its surrealist perfection to this day.
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The Edge’s Most Anticipated Films of 2017
With 2017 looking to be a huge year in film, showcasing blockbusters, reboots, remakes and originals, The Edge take a look at our most anticipated films of the year.
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Review: Live By Night
Writer Eddy review Ben Affleck’s latest film in which he stars and directs, yet doesn’t quite live up to its potential