Based on the relationship between Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West in the years prior to Woolf’s acclaimed and […]
Category Archive: Drama
Despite solid performances from both Hedges and Roberts, Ben is Back never manages to rise above the tried […]
Richard Billingham’s photography is world renowned, and with his debut feature Billingham brings the power of his photographic […]
For some this film may be a struggle to settle into, but this is beautiful Italian filmmaking. Offering a story full of heart and magic alongside a cutting social commentary.
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The Aftermath is not a perfect film, suffering from a lack of development in its core romantic plot, and a slightly Hollywood sheen. However, it does give us a multi layered and sensitive exploration of the personal, social and emotional effect of war and civilian loss across cultural boundaries.
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The Kindergarten Teacher takes you on a psychological journey that encourages you to draw your own conclusions in the divides between obsession, support and love.
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Sauvage is hard hitting and powerful filmmaking with performances to match. This is a film that isn’t afraid to show male prostitution in all its grim reality, while also demonstrating moments of tenderness and love. Sauvage never glamourises nor judges, leaving the audience to ultimately decide its core messages. Click for the full review
On the Basis of Sex should have been a biopic of passion, but instead delivers a disappointing mix of melancholy and formulaic drama that never ignites or inspires. A life as rich and outstanding as Ruth Bader Ginsburg deserved so much more. Click for more
This is a film of hope over adversity that is warm, endearing and challenging. It’s sense of place, time and culture are beautifully constructed and delivered. A remarkable true story that is brought to the big screen with care and love. Click for more
Simon Amstell is well known for his cutting satirical comedy and his ability to weave this into ordinary […]