Category: Festivals
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Cambridge Film Festival: Hannah Arendt Review
Margarethe von Trotta’s tale of real life Jewish philosopher, Hannah Arendt is a thrilling drama…
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Concussion Review
Opening Night of Frameline37 presented Concussion. Penned and directed by Stacie Passon, Concussion sees Robin…
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Cambridge Film Festival: Bring Me The Head of the Machine Gun Woman Review
Ernesto Díaz Espinoza, fresh from his short on The ABC’s of Death (C for Cycle)…
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Cambridge Film Festival: Hawking Review
Stephen Finnigan’s documentary, Hawking is one of the most powerful and uplifting documentaries of the…
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Cambridge Film Festival: How I Live Now Review
What starts out as a look at a “chin up” and “stiff upper lip” Britain…
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Cambridge Film Festival Programme Announced
The 33rd Cambridge Film Festival presented by the Cambridge Film Trust and funded by BFI…
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Ain’t Them Bodies Saints Review
Ain’t Them Bodies Saints turns the western on its head, relying on raw storytelling power…
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Suspension of Disbelief On Demand Review
Mike Figgis returns with the brilliant Suspension of Disbelief, where his experiments in the manipulation…
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UK Jewish Film Festival – Opening & Closing Galas Announced
The 17th annual UK Jewish Film Festival launches on 30 October with an Opening Night…
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Upstream Color Review
Wondrous, dense and utterly abstruse, Shane Carruth’s Upstream Color is the sort of film that…