Festivals - Front Row Reviews

Exclusive Interview: Director Vicenzo Marra on ‘Equilibrium’ at London Film Festival 2017

October 21, 2017

Features, Interviews, London Film Festival

A priest returns to his Neapolitan homestead after many years away. In picking up his work back home he finds a place beset by crime and corruption. To add to his dismay, news also passes him that one of the lo... Read More...

AlphaGo review – London Film Festival 2017

October 11, 2017

London Film Festival, Reviews

Documentarian Greg Kohs has a history of tracking very human stories. He did so in his 2008 film Song Sung Blue about a couple who were a Neil Diamond tribute act, and he did so in his last outing The Great Alo... Read More...

Breathe – London Film Festival 2017

October 9, 2017

London Film Festival, Reviews

Andy Serkis’s directorial debut charts a topic so worthy and decent that it’s a real pain in the nether regions to have to haul it over the coals. In fact, maybe the coals don’t quite need to be involved – nor ... Read More...

Shadow World writer Andrew Feinstein on political corruption and the arms trade

September 14, 2017

Edinburgh Film Festival, Festivals, Interviews

Andrew Feinstein, the writer behind the book, and now the film, Shadow World, talks about lifting the lid on the international arms trade and revealing it’s links to governments at the highest levels. I interv... Read More...

Director of The Land of the Enlightened on making his genre defying epic in Afghanistan

July 4, 2017

docfest, DVD/Blu-Ray, Interviews

Pieter-Jan De Pue's fantasy documentary The Land of The Enlightened had it's UK premiere in Sheffield Doc/Fest in 2016. Now available on DVD, Genevieve Bicknell looks back to that premiere and to the conversati... Read More...

#EdFilmFest: Where is Kyra? Review

June 23, 2017

Edinburgh Film Festival, Festivals, Reviews

There are so many exciting aspects about Where is Kyra? A rising star director in Andrew Dosunmu. Michelle Pfeiffer’s first role in four years, and a serious one at that. The cinematographer is Bradford Young, ... Read More...

A Fantastic Woman Review

Hotel Artemis review

Tumult Graphic Novel

EIFF 2018 Round Up – The Return / The Parting Glass / Calibre

Path of Blood Film Review

In the Fade review

The Defiant Ones Blu Ray Review

Denial DVD Review

Sex, Lies And Videotapes Blu Ray review

Doom Asylum Blu ray review

HAMMER VOLUME THREE: BLOOD & TERROR Blu Ray review

Berlin Alexanderplatz Blu Ray review

Footsteps in the Fog Blu Ray review

Detective Bureau 2-3 : Go To Hell Bastards Blu Ray review

EIFF 2018 Round Up – The Return / The Parting Glass / Calibre

Lucca Film Festival 2018 – Anton Corbijn talks Kurt Cobain, whilst Martin Freeman talks ‘Ghost Stories’ and much more

East End Film Festival 2018

Isle of Dogs kicks things off, lacklustre dramas and pointed thrillers: a round-up of the opening days of Berlinale 2018

Exclusive Interview: Director Vicenzo Marra on ‘Equilibrium’ at London Film Festival 2017

AlphaGo review – London Film Festival 2017

Breathe – London Film Festival 2017

Shadow World writer Andrew Feinstein on political corruption and the arms trade

Director of The Land of the Enlightened on making his genre defying epic in Afghanistan

#EdFilmFest: Where is Kyra? Review

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