Film Reviews from a spectrum of opinions and perspectives
Festivals
A tender and compassionate profile of one of the most influential trans voices in the UK, who has been so disrespected by her country, and yet has continued to thrive on the global stage.
Festivals
A wild and surprising (and heavily British) action comedy of the absurd from Director Tom Kingsley is a treat - and made on a budget that is surely a recession indicator.
Festivals
Paula Gonzalez-Nasser brings her background as a professional location scout for a metatextual meditation on the arrangements we make of the places that we live in. Her camera stoic, purposeful, and never once without a point to what it's capturing.
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Inheritances Writ in Mud and Chlorine - Birthright is a Thrilling Battle of the Generations.
Film
Across five boroughs, the film passes through the lives of these everyday New Yorkers, their hurdles examined and felt, deeply, out through the screen.
Sweet and Short
In this brilliantly down to earth and hilarious mini-mockumentary, we peek into the disrupted but colourful life of a woman working a chip shop with OCD
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This Pride Month, our newest contributor, Kerrie Draghi, shares a piece from 2024 when she sat down with Feminist Filmmaker Fleur Bardot and Queer Producer Megan Teo about their short, "Arpeggio", and the importance of platforming authentic voices when telling Lesbian stories.
Festivals
Four shorts that blew my mind.
Film
Some refreshingly original ideas and striking images make for an interesting, if convoluted entry to the religious horror genre
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OK. So now you’ve seen it...
Sweet and Short
With brilliant colour, Pelizaro paints an incredibly beautiful, terrifying miniature.
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A heartwarming modern take on the feel-good blockbuster action film, this colourful new instalment gives glory back to Okinawa, Beijing, and the Asian-American experience.