‘Somnium’ Review: Stylish Hollywood Sci-fi Horror
If you’re on the grind and trying to make your dreams come true, can you really afford not to make the most productive use of...
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Borderline Review: Whacky Home Invasion Thriller
Jimmy Warden’s Borderline begins with an uncomfortable confrontation between obsessive fan Duerson (Ray Nicholson) and the personal security guard of the object of his deranged...
‘Row’ Review: Paranoia at Sea
Matthew Losasso’s survival thriller opens with a woman (Sophie Skelton) shipwrecked alone on a Scottish shore. Her crewmates are missing and she is presumed to...
‘Paul & Paulette take a bath’ Review: Eccentric and Bittersweet Parisian Romance
The French romantic comedy is very well-trodden ground. Lovers have made love, quarrelled, and died in each others arms along the Seine since the birth...
Solo Review: The Loneliness of the Drag Performer
Sophie Dupuis’ beautiful and provocative film was originally produced under the title “Drag”, a very literal description of the world of drag shows depicted, but...
“The Most Interesting Thing You Can Do Is Watch People” In Transit’s Alex Sarrigeorgiou and Jaclyn Bethany Interview
In Transit is a tender and thoughtful rumination on ambition, art and love. Eschewing indie movie clichés, the film offers an unhurried exploration of the...
Episode 32. Superman, Jurassic World: Rebirth, 28 Years Later and More!
In possibly the very quickest turnaround yet, this episode comes to you only one massive superhero movie behind! Fantastic Four next time, but for now,...
“This is the Biggest Programme We’ve Ever Done” Widescreen Weekend 2025: Rebecca Hill Interview
Bradford is the 2025 City of Culture. What does that mean for the festival this year? It means that we’ve been able to push the...
Christopher Nolan is a Coward, James Cameron is Right!
James Cameron has announced that his film “Ghosts of Hiroshima” will not shy away from the harsh truth that dropping nuclear weapons on civilians was...
‘Pavements’ Review: The Last Music Biopic
How do you make a movie about a band whose entire reputation was built on being uncommercial? The indie rock band might have sold out...