Author: Matt Turner
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Pasolini Review
‘Narrative art, as you well know, is dead. We’re mourning it.’ The exact circumstances of…
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45 Years Review
Andrew Haigh’s assured second film begins with a fracture, a break in routine. Kate (Charlotte…
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Beats of the Antonov Review
Beats of the Antonov, a Sudanese/South African co-production that looks into the redemptive power of…
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Democrats Review
Shot over three years, Democrats tells the story of the drafting of Zimbabwe’s 2013 democratic…
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Catch Me Daddy Review
Daniel Wolfe lifts liberally from his most successful peers in Catch Me Daddy, but seems…
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BiRDMAN Review
With his new film BiRDMAN, Mexican miserablist Alejandro González Iñárritu shows he is capable of…
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Love Hotel Review
The doors to Japan’s deeply closeted sexual society are teased open in Phil Cox &…
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Open City Docs Fest: Web Junkie
China is the first country to declare internet addiction a clinical disorder
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Open City Docs Fest: Manakamana
Manakamana has been described as the Sensory Ethnography Laboratory’s version of Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests,…
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Open City Docs Fest: Particle Fever Review
With plenty of flashy infographics and inspirational monologues, Particle Fever is pop science at its…