Do you remember the awkwardness, insecurity and emotions of being 13? Bo Burnham’s stunning directorial debut Eighth Grade, […]
Category Archive: Teen
Mid 90s is a beautiful exploration of early adolescence, encapsulating the fear, joy and naivety of early adult experiences with an unvarnished brush. The interface between peer groups and family is delivered with sincerity and dynamism with a visual aesthetic that encapsulates 1990s youth culture.
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Giant Little Ones has moments of true creativity in its modern reflection of sexuality and family, but never quite manages to seize its ingenuity in soaring above similar high school films.
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Alexandre Moratto’s debut feature is a stunning and deeply emotional portrayal of a young mans journey through bereavement, […]
Inspired by the real life story of Nora Monsecour. Lucas Dhont brings us a beautiful coming of age […]
Coming of age stories have existed in filmmaking for decades, they offer us a window into the complexity, […]
Old Boys is a charming and fresh take on Rostand’s Cyrano, playing beautifully with representations of masculinity, freedom and societal expectations. This is a film with deep underlying messages, coated in humour and warmth. 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
It has been 8 years since Joe Cornish released Attack the Block and his return to our cinema […]