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Strike: An Uncivil War – Stream It or Skip It

by Neil Baker

26th September 2024

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Eternal You (review) – How far would you go to speak to a deceased loved one again?

by Sabastian Astley

7th July 2024

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Bad Hostage (Sheffield DocFest review) – an urgent and fascinating exploration of misogyny and state oppression

by Neil Baker

22nd June 2024

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The Boy and the Suit of Lights (Sheffield DocFest Review) – past and present collide in Inma de Reyes’ delicate coming-of-age documentary

by Neil Baker

20th June 2024

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A Move (short film) Sheffield DocFest Review – an honest and enlightening discussion on protest and social change

by Neil Baker

18th June 2024

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My Sweet Land (Sheffield DocFest Review) – a powerful, urgent and intimate exploration of inter-generational trauma

by Neil Baker

17th June 2024

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Are you ready for Sheffield DocFest 2024?

by Neil Baker

8th May 2024

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On the Line: The Richard Williams Story (Sheffield DocFest) review – an incomplete picture of the coaching legend

by Neil Baker

18th June 2023

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A Bunch of Amateurs (Sheffield DocFest) – in conversation with Kim Hopkins and the Bradford Movie Makers

by Neil Baker

12th July 2022

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Lyra (Sheffield DocFest) review – a journey wrapped in the Northern Ireland peace process and a reminder of how fragile it is

by Neil Baker

29th June 2022

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