Theo Watkins Interview: Horror, Music Videos and Self Service Tills!
So Service is a horror film about the late night going ons of a convenience store, how did it come about? It came about when...
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LFF 2019 ‘The Antenna’ Review: Dystopian Turkey Invaded By Television
In a dystopian vision of 80’s Turkey, a superintendent must face a frightening black goo that is invading his building. As the nation prepares for...
LFF 2019 ‘I Lost My Body’ Review: Wholly Entertaining and Vividly Playful
A sentient, disembodied hand negotiates the hazards of the big city in search of its former owner Naoufel. As it travels it experiences flashes of...
LFF 2019 ‘Bad Education’ Review: A Claustrophic Crime Comedy
Frank Tassone (Hugh Jackman) is well-liked as the superintendent of his High School. He knows the students, he knows the staff and he knows his...
‘Ad Astra’ Review: Moon Pirates, Space Monkeys and Family Drama
In the near future, space-flight has become a part of life. After a catastrophic surge wrought havoc on earth, Roy McBride (Brad Pitt) must travel...
LFF 2019 ‘Bombay Rose’ Review: An Animated Dream of India
In stunningly expressive animation we are shown the lives of various inhabitants of Bombay. A young woman tries to earn a ticket to Dubai from...
LFF 2019: ‘Little Monsters’ Review: Some Life in these Bones
Having walked out on his disastrous long term relationship, Dave (Alexander England) ends up crashing with his sister and young nephew. Developing an attraction to...
LFF 2019 ‘Monos’ Review: Gorgeous, Terrifying and Human
A troupe of teenage soldiers have been tasked with holding a hostage in a remote castle in the mountains. They live a relatively care-free existence...
LFF 2019 ‘Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project’ Review: A Window into a Tremendous Work
Marion Stokes was a New York based librarian who decided to record the news. She tirelessly documented over thirty years of news broadcasts on VHS...
LFF 2019: ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’: Super Empowering
Zak is a grown man stuck in an institution where he dreams of escaping and becoming a wrestler. He has Down syndrome and is therefore...