Burt Reynolds stars in this reflective, self-referential movie about coming to terms with your lot in life, and accepting your past mistakes. The premise is interesting, with Reynolds basically playing himself – Vic Edwards, ageing movie star of decades past, with his best movies and his prime behind him (Sorry,
In one month Abu Shadi (Mohammed Bakri) will be living alone. Reunited with his estranged son to hand deliver invitations for his daughter’s wedding, Wajib is a story of family, loss, and life in Nazareth. Intimate and unassuming, Wajib is a quintessentially arthouse film. Dealing with the politics of family,
Eazy Meets is a short film by first time director Grace Williams. This horror/drama short follows a fairly ordinary married couple, Richard and Molly. The pair live together, and whilst it seems they have found ways to accommodate each other, there is one big difference between them. She is a
https://youtu.be/mVh7RdvtaQg https://youtu.be/TmRWgUQA950 https://youtu.be/wmoW52mQTMA Based on the play by Anton Chekhov, the film follows aristocratic actress Irina (ANNETTE BENING, Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool) as she hosts family and friends with her brother Sorin (BRIAN DENNEHY, First Blood) and her son Konstantin (BILLY HOWLE, On Chesil Beach) at their lakeside estate. When Irina's
Playing like an incredibly straight and far less interesting Pulp Fiction, Heat Wave has a calm and quiet manner that, while at first captivating and even engrossing, eventually wears thin and winds up becoming dull, more than anything. That’s quite a feat given the film only lasts 90 minutes. It’s not
