Festivals
Unboxing the box by Jennie Kermode
Filmmaker Mark H Rapaport has carved out a unique cinematic space defined by insular domesticity, the complexities of religion, and
Jennie Kermode gets nervous at Frightfest
The cinematic landscape is heating up as the Frightfest prepares for its next event, promising a lineup that delves deep
Personal Monsters by Jennie Kermode
There is power in confronting history, and less so than in finding the courage to express it through art. This
Brenda Fricker dies at 81 by Amber Wilkinson
The world of cinema and television mourns the passing of a beloved figure, Brenda Fricker, who died at the age
Sun In The Dark in Tunnels by Jennie Kermode
Beneath the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City lies a history etched into the earth—a legacy defined by forgotten
Sarajevo honors Asghar Farhadi with Amber Wilkinson
Asghar Farhadi Honored with the Heart of Sarajevo The Sarajevo Film Festival is celebrating the profound impact of world cinema
The Odyssey by Andrew Robertson
There are epics that define human experience, journeys fraught with peril and illuminated by myth. Christopher Nolan, in his cinematic
Creature feature visuals by Jennie Kermode
The art of filmmaking is a delightful place to explore, and nowhere is that passion more evident than in the
Mastering stories and communication by Paul Risker
In an age where artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping our world, some filmmakers are looking for the human truth that
Anya Taylor-Joy’s Apple Series Is More Plucky Than Good
The Price of a Dream: A Con Artist’s Final Score There is a certain gleam in the eyes of someone
Fabrice Du Welz heads Locarno main jury by Amber Wilkinson
The stage is set for an exciting cinematic season, as the prestigious Locarno Film Festival prepares to welcome new voices
Reading Lolita In Tehran by Jennie Kermode
In 2003, when the winds of reform were still blowing and hope for change lingered, Azar Nafisi’s memoir, Reading Lolita
The Young Ones 1961 Blu-Ray Visual Review
Rediscover the vibrant world of classic cinema with a stunning restoration from Studiocanal. This cinematic revival doesn’t just bring the
Young Ones Amber Wilkinson action visuals
With a burst of technicolor, a melody in its heart, and an undeniable sense of pep, The Young Ones invites
Cinema Baptism by Richard Mowe
Walking away from an international film festival with accolades for best director and a special jury prize is rarely an
Stay-at-Home Seven July 13 to 20 Visuals by Amber & Jennie
There are some cinematic moments that don’t just entertain; they burrow deep into our collective memory. While reflecting on classic
Sam Neill died at 78
The world of cinema has lost a truly remarkable talent with the passing of New Zealand star Sam Neill, who
Best of Fantasia 2026 Visuals by Jennie Kermode
In the ever-evolving landscape of cinematic celebration, Fantasia continues to solidify its reputation as a cornerstone event for genre filmmaking.
Producer Diplomacy Skills by Richard Mowe
When you look at the landscape of filmmaking, some paths seem straightforward, while others require navigating a minefield of sheer
Fruit Gathering by Amber Wilkinson 20404
The setting itself offers a powerful lens into everyday life in Myanmar, providing a rare, unfiltered look at the realities
Fruit Gathering and Guests take top prizes in Karlovy Vary
The Karlovy Vary Film Festival has once again celebrated cinematic brilliance, culminating in a ceremony that highlighted stories of resilience,
Open Edin Custo’s Invitation
The cinematic landscape often presents us with stories, but sometimes the most profound narratives lie hidden beneath the surface of
The Last One for the Road by Amber Wilkinson
Seizing the day means seizing the bottle for best pals Carlobianchi (Sergio Romano) and Doriano (Pierpaolo Capovilla), two friends who
Inspired by a Paul Risker book
Israeli director Eran Riklis has brought the powerful narrative of Azar Nafisi’s acclaimed memoir, Reading Lolita in Tehran, to the
La Gradiva Edin Custo 20401
Director Marine Atlan has launched her career with the luminous feature film La Gradiva, a coming-of-age story that expertly plays