Festivals
Jennie Kermode as a Child
A fresh feature from Luxembourg is making waves on the international stage, with the submission for the 2027 Oscars, Child,
The Serpent’s Call by Jennie Kermode
When a film delves into the mythical, it doesn’t just tell a story—it demands an experience. Mike P Nelson’s Beware
Stay-at-Home Seven September 28 to October 4 by Wilkinson & Kermode
In the landscape of cinema, some works don’t just tell a story; they force a confrontation. RaMell Ross’s adaptation of
Jennie Kermode Sick 20536
Some feelings are too complex for simple labels. When a market trader caught himself pondering the nature of affection while
Care and community in action by Amber Wilkinson
Kate O’Flynn, Marion Bailey and Alice Bailey Johnson in Tender Loving Care. Mike Leigh: compassion is as important in these
Golden Night Tender Loving Care art
British director Mike Leigh recently celebrated a triumphant showing at the San Sebastian Film Festival, where his social drama Tender
Aftermath Visuals by Jennie Kermode
The world of cinema often thrives on stories born from the darkest corners of the human experience, and nothing encapsulates
Jennie Kermode makes magic
With a script that crackles with energy and some truly exceptional casting, The Heretiks delivers a thrilling, small film with
Queen At Sea by Richard Mowe 20535
Lance Hammer’s latest dramatic work delivers an unflinching gaze into the most intimate and often agonizing aspects of the human
Amber Wilkinson Ink Art
The world of cinema and media is often defined by the stories it tells, and sometimes, the most compelling narratives
Gimme Truth Jennie Kermode
After spending years navigating the boundless landscape of the internet, one often develops a certain, slightly weary, sense that they
Shadows of Beirut by Jennie Kermode
It is impossible to understand the story of the Lebanese capital over the last six years without first confronting the
Jamie Lee Curtis wins award inspired by Reiners at Gala
In a move that beautifully marries personal experience with profound philosophy, Jake and Romy Reiner, along with their aunt Martine
Missing films about Sudanese women Amber Wilkinson
In the vibrant landscape of contemporary cinema, a new voice is emerging—one that weaves the complex tapestry of personal longing
Derek vs Derek Jennie Kermode 20539
The classic saying about Dereks—that they don’t run—usually implies a straightforward truth. But what happens when you place two such
I Swear leads charge for Scottish BAFTAs
The BAFTA Scotland nominations have landed, and one film is certainly making a significant splash: I Swear. The film is
Amber Wilkinson in NAZA 20538
From the vantage point of Tel Aviv’s rooftops, a stark paradox unfolds. High above the city, the scene appears defined
‘Obsession’ submitted to Golden Globes Musical Comedy categories
The line between genres is increasingly vanishing on the big screen, with a wave of critically acclaimed films demonstrating that
Moment of change by Jennie Kermode
In the fierce competition for a Short Film Oscar nomination, David Arrow’s film The Drive stands out as a powerful
Jennie Kermode as a Child 20537
The Red Suitcase: A Look at Luxembourg’s Ambition for the Oscars Luxembourg is putting forward a compelling submission for the
Christopher Hampton to head PÖFF Jury
The spotlight is turning toward the global cinematic scene as the prestigious Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival prepares for its
Serpent’s Call by Jennie Kermode
When a film delves into the heart of the unknown, its success doesn’t just rest on strong visuals; it hinges
Sick moment Jennie Kermode 20536
In a remote corner of Poland, amidst the languid heat of summer, a family drama unfolds that proves that sometimes
Stay-at-Home Seven Sept 28 to Oct 4
The cinematic landscape is often shaped by stories that dare to look deeply into uncomfortable truths. One such powerful and
Visualizing Care and Community by Amber Wilkinson
Mike Leigh’s poignant drama, Tender Loving Care, has firmly established itself as a celebrated work, sweeping major accolades after its