Scrapper (Review) – a delightful feature debut full of heart, humour and love 9th July 2023 Comedy·Coming of Age·Drama·Film and TV·Film Festivals Scrapper arrives in cinemas nationwide on August 25. Charm, hope, colour and emotion ripple through Charlotte Regan’s feature debut Scrapper, the story Read More
Pleasure – an unflinching exploration of the porn industry’s dark heart 31st July 2021 Drama·Film and TV·Film Festivals Sundance London Review 2021. Pleasure arrives in selected cinemas from June 15th 2022. Is the world’s attitude to sex work changing? In Read More
Misha and the Wolves – Hobkinson dismantles the very genre he embraces 31st July 2021 Documentary·Film and TV·Film Festivals Sundance London presents Misha and the Wolves, now available on BBC iPlayer. The notion of ‘truth’ is a complicated one. After all, Read More
Human Factors – a splintered story with little connectivity 30th July 2021 Drama·Film and TV·Film Festivals·Mystery Human Factors is showing at Sundance London on the 1st of August, book tickets here. Picture this: a middle-class family escape to Read More
Zola – A story crazier on paper than it is on screen 29th July 2021 Comedy·Drama·Film and TV·Film Festivals Zola is showing at Sundance London on the 1st August, book tickets here Y’all wanna hear a review about Janicza Bravo’s Zola? It’s Read More
The Sparks Brothers – a love letter to creativity, difference and artistic resolve 28th July 2021 Documentary·Film and TV·Film Festivals The Sparks Brothers is showing at Sundance London on 29th July; book tickets here. Think of some of the most iconic bands Read More
The Blazing World – a beautifully demented fairytale 27th July 2021 Film and TV·Film Festivals·Horror and Thriller The Blazing World is showing at Sundance London on 31st July and 1st Aug 2021; book tickets here. It’s been a phenomenal Read More
The Most Beautiful Boy in the World – a beauty brought and sold 26th July 2021 Documentary·Film and TV·Film Festivals·LGBTQ + Film and TV The Most Beautiful Boy in the World is playing in selected cinemas from the 30th of July. “With astonishment, Aschenbach observed that Read More
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