Events
REVIEW: Cyst (FrightFest 2020)
I like to think I have a strong stomach when it comes to horror films. ...
REVIEW: Don’t Look Back (FrightFest 2020)
Every year, Frightfest holds two film festival events. While the main event is held on ...
REVIEW: The Father (AFI Fest 2020)
While several films have movingly depicted dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, including Iris (2001) and Still ...
REVIEW: Ammonite (LFF 2020)
Moving away from the green Yorkshire pastures of God’s Own Country where two young farmers ...
REVIEW: Sound of Metal (AFI Fest 2020)
Riz Ahmed is a multi-hyphenate talent, who as well as being an actor is a ...
REVIEW: The Intruder (LFF 2020)
The Intruder follows Inés (Erica Rivas), a young woman who experiences a traumatic event during ...
REVIEW: The Night (Nightstream 2020)
When COVID-19 is gone, or when nations’ leaders say “COVID-19 is gone” and the people’s ...
REVIEW: Siberia (LFF 2020)
For those who like their festival films as bonkers and experimental as possible; well this ...
REVIEW: On the Rocks (NYFF 2020)
Sofia Coppola has had an illustrious career, from The Virgin Suicides (1999), Lost in Translation ...
REVIEW: Soul (LFF 2020)
What is your life’s purpose? It’s a frighteningly loaded question, one that’s tiring to even ...
REVIEW: Small Axe – Mangrove (LFF 2020)
A number of the films that’ve snuck through the bars of the cinematic prison that ...
REVIEW: French Exit (NYFF 2020)
Oh, to be rich-ish and happy-ish. French Exit is sort of an odd bird, waxing ...
REVIEW: One Man and his Shoes (LFF 2020)
There will be numerous conversations as to whether Yemi Bamiro’s investigative look into the legacy ...
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