Film Review: Rising From Ashes (2012)
byWritten by Kevin Hawkins Originally published 4 June 2014 T.C. Johnstone’s documentary charts the journey of the Rwandan cycling team a decade on from…
Written by Kevin Hawkins Originally published 4 June 2014 T.C. Johnstone’s documentary charts the journey of the Rwandan cycling team a decade on from…
To the trained eye, however, this is not your average foreign film. As refreshing as it is to watch a story seen through the eyes of a Lao child, one can’t help but sense the script was not written by a local.
It’s unclear whether Matteo Garrone’s latest work Reality can be best described as a drama or a black comedy. While the film’s premise is comical, what unfolds over the two-hour running time is often disturbing.
Errors of the Human Body is a well-executed, frightening insight into the potential for genetic experimentation to go awry. Importantly though, the film suggests that whilst the human body contains in-built errors in the form of mutations, it is other human errors that can worsen these situations beyond what was thought possible.
11-year-old Skunk (Eloise Laurence) witnesses a senseless, brutal attack on one of her neighbours which kickstarts series of events that change the lives of three middle-class families forever.
If you weren’t you, who would you be? That’s the question Lorraine Levy asks us in her captivating film The Other Son.
Written by Angus Tonkin Originally published 10 March 2013 In a quiet unnamed village somewhere in the heart of Africa, Komona is only a…
Written by Kendal Coombs Originally published 4 July 2012 Winner of the Jury Prize at last years Cannes Film Festival, it’s high time Polisse…
Written by Film Blerg Originally published 19 March 2012 Courtesy of Curios Distribution, Film Blerg is giving away 5 in-season double passes to see…