Cinema is progressing and the Safdie Brothers are at the forefront.
Dir: Shannon Murphy Starring: Eliza Scanlen, Toby Wallace, Essie Davies & Ben Mendelsohn Released: Venice Film Festival Bringing your feature debut to a major film festival is...
Director: James Grey Stars: Brad Pitt, Tommy Lee Jones, Liv Tyler, Ruth Negga Released: 18th September 2019 (UK) The Venice Film Festival has rarely shied away...
Director: Noah Baumbach Stars: Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver, Laura Dern Released: Venice Film Festival 2019 Divorce is a universal experience, while some marriages are strong, some crumble and...
A stunning cinematic memoir and a powerful debut from Richard Billingham.
Released: 14th December 2018 Directed By: Hu Bo Starring: Zhang Yu, Peng Yuchang, Wang Yuwen Reviewed By: Dion Wyn A monolithic test of any cinephile’s patience in 2018...
Directors: Ali Soozandeh Starring: Elvira Rafizandela, Bital Yasar, Zahara Amir, Arash Marandi and Neyar Mana Alizadeh Released: Friday, October 5th (UK) Something of a hidden gem...
Climax is electrifyingly abstract and a true champion of 2018.
With a powerhouse performance from Aisling Franciosi, The Nightingale is a courageous and eye-opening character study
With it's noisy style with garbled message, The Other Side of the Wind isn't as good as the film it depicts
Released: TBC Director: Mary Harron Cast: Matt Smith, Hannah Murray, Marianne Rendón, Sosie Bacon, Merritt Wever, Suki Waterhouse, Chace Crawford and Annabeth Gish Reviewed By: Dion Wyn In...
A charming film with lavish costume design, beautiful scenery and a mysterious story
A story that needs to be told and one that will be shown in classrooms for years to come
An admirable debut from Cooper, but one that unfortunately lacks flare.
Olivier Assayas' latest is a pure treat
Gun-slinging has never been funnier
Hauntingly beautiful, Guadagnino's film has carved itself a place amongst cinema's finest
Released: 2018 Directed By: Alfonso Cuaron Starring: Yalitza Aparcio, Marina De Tavira Reviewed By: Dion Wyn Most Academy Award winning directors would normally go on and...
