Train to Busan
Another fine addition to the recent wave of excellent genre films exported by South Korea, writes Harry Jones.
El Sur
EL SUR is literally a film of unfinished business, yet perfectly realized in its study of the mysteries of family life
Letters From Baghdad
Mark Liversidge takes a look at the documentary which looks at the life of unsung political figure Gertrude Bell.
I, Daniel Blake
Daniel is the part Dave Johns was born to play, writes Edd Elliott.
Re: A Pier
Re: A Pier looks at the past, present and future of Hastings Pier, from Jimi Hendrix to The Sex Pistols, writes Mark Liversidge.
The Wheel
We spoke to the makers of THE WHEEL about feminism from stone age to modern day!
Brothers
Together they contemplate the larger significance of the long-delayed homecoming. BROTHERS is a film for those who enjoy quiet, slow cinema.
A Brilliant Genocide
A BRILLIANT GENOCIDE is a powerful and unusual film, writes Emma Wilkinson.
Alfredo Bini: Unexpected Guest
Required viewing for anyone interested in the history of Italian cinema in the 1960s, ALFREDO BINI also humanises one of its key figures.
Next Generation Short Tiger 2016
These tremendous short films showcase the quality of new talent coming out of Germany, writes Garry Pope.
Short Fusion: Nostalgia?
In the beautiful setting of Emmanuel College, the NOSTALGIA? ‘Short Fusion’ strand dazzled the audience with five fantastic films.
Oleg and the Rare Arts
It may be that Oleg is a deluded nostalgist, but it’s equally possible that he has a genuine insight into the transcendent effects of art.
The Interrogation
THE INTERROGATION is a film making landmark as it represents the first Israeli director to make a film about WW2 war atrocity.
Warrior Road
Henrie’s portrayal of Joseph highlights the fragility and changeability of youth.
Alba
Family relationships, illnesses, the pain of adolescence and the dynamics of bullying are laid bare in ALBA.
