Comedy

17.09.2023

Patterns (quick read review)

Patterns is available to stream on Dekkoo and rent or buy on Prime Video. Our lives are full of complex, intersecting patterns; some are problematic, while others are joyous or new as we weave the tapestry of our lives. These patterns make us who we are and often define our daily lives, but they also help us connect with others, discover new relationships and find stability in a world that can often feel uncertain. Written by Asad Moghal and Daniel Mannheim and directed by Rex Gensy, Patterns offers eight interlinked short stories exploring these universal but diverse life patterns. Our

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10.09.2023

Chuck Chuck Baby (review) – TIFF 2023

Chuck Chuck Baby is awaiting a UK and International release date. Who would have thought that a chicken packing factory would play host to the lesbian love story of the summer through a magical mix tape of musical numbers? But that’s precisely what writer and director Janis Pugh offers in her genre-defying ode to love, loss, female friendship, and second chances, Chuck Chuck Baby. Like another enchanting debut feature this summer, Scrapper, Pugh’s film jettisons classic kitchen-sink misery and bathes her love story in bright colours, vivid cinematography and hope while maintaining an engaging emotional core. From the opening scene,

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30.08.2023

Departing Seniors (review) – Frightfest 2023

Departing Seniors is awaiting a UK and International release date. High school, or secondary school, sucks! While we may often look back on this time with rose-tinted specs, airbrushing away the shit in favour of those brief moments of joy, the truth is unavoidable; high school is the equivalent of The Hunger Games. It’s a dog-eat-dog world where individuality is often stamped on, conformity is welcomed, and difference is seen as a weakness rather than a strength. Let’s be honest: none of us walk away completely unscathed. It’s the horror of the high school that sits centre stage in Clare

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