Intelligent crafted, thoughtful and well-made, The Company You Keep is exactly the type of engrossing and lively thriller that we so rarely get to see coming out of America now.

In 1972 Father Lawrence Murphy of the St. John School for the Deaf in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, became the first priest to be publically accused of child molestation in the United States.  A letter, written by a former student of Murphy, was sent to the then State Cardinal, Angelo Sodano. The letter would go unanswered, but in time would spark a [...]

Courtesy of Madman Films, Film Blerg is giving away 3 double passes and posters to see the new documentary SILENCE IN THE HOUSE OF GOD: MEA MAXIMA CULPA, out in cinemas from Thursday 28 March.   Film Synopsis: In SILENCE IN THE HOUSE OF GOD: MEA MAXIMA CULPA Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney exposes the abuse of power in the Catholic Church and a cover-up [...]

Very minimalistic and understated, Barbara is definitely a slow burn with a somewhat predictable ending, but is well worth the wait.

Courtesy of Madman Films, Film Blerg is celebrating the release of FROM UP ON POPPY HILL, out in cinemas from Thursday 20 December, with 3 special Studio Ghibli Blu Ray packs. Included in the pack are: Howls Moving Castle My Neighbour Totoro Laputa Castle in the Sky Naussicca of the Valley of the Wind Only Yesterday **Please note that you will need a [...]

It is no surprise that dreams, fantasy and perceptions of reality are a big part of The Eye Has to Travel. After all, Diana Vreeland published images of perfection and glamour for years to the masses in her time as the editor for both Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue.

Courtesy of Madman Films, Film Blerg is giving away 5 double passes to see the new documentary about the life of former Vogue editor and fashion icon Diana Vreeland in DIANA VREELAND: THE EYE HAS TO TRAVEL out in cinemas from Thurs 22 November.    Film Synopsis: Diana Vreeland wasn’t just a tastemaker; she created the whole idea of tastemaking. She was the oracle of style, a [...]

Synopsis: In the late ‘60s, a musician was discovered in a Detroit bar by two celebrated producers who were struck by his soulful melodies and prophetic lyrics. They recorded an album that they believed was going to secure his reputation as one of the greatest recording artists of his generation. In fact, the album bombed and the singer disappeared into obscurity [...]

For decades, Robert Miller (Richard Gere) he has been at the top.  Turning 60, he is a billionaire and head of a well-established investment company, Miller Capital. However, it only takes an exposed lie to jeopardise it all and some of Robert’s are starting to catch up.

From the inimitable Bibo Bergeron comes the latest animated feature just in time for the school holidays. Responsible for the 2004 hit with the kids Shark Tale, Bergeron this time brings us a film produced in his native France, and a beautiful love letter to that effervescent city where magic happens; Paris.