By Last Caress. A Good Day to Die: Hoka Hey, the documentary by Harold Monfils chronicling the work of war photographer Jason P. Howe begins with Jason jumping out of a Chinook helicopter with a squadron of British soldiers into Helmand Province, Afghanistan, in November 2011. They immediately have to traverse

By Orla Smith. Blaring ambulance sirens set the tone for Heard, a London-based religious short that plays more like a music video, or one of those non-specific adverts that seem to only exist for the purpose of making you feel very, very bad. The whole ordeal scored to one generically sad piece

B, A, B, Y, Baby! Baby Driver is the latest film from master director Edgar Wright. I call him master director because not only has he not made a single bad film, but all of his films are considered to be great modern classics. This includes Shawn of the Dead, The

By Orla Smith. From the very first frames of Limbo, director Will Blank asks you to look closer. He holds on the sky just long enough for you to notice the shape of the clouds. His camera creeps towards a chipped billboard bearing the image of an old painting. The nearer we

Brandon (Jahking Guillory) dreams of owning a fresh pair of Nike Air Jordans, sure that they’ll elevate his social standing, make him a hit with the girls and make a meaningful impact on his life. Shortly after acquiring a pair they’re stolen from him and he’s beaten by a local