Uncut Gems: BRWC LFF Review Fresh from the success of the terrific Heaven Knows What and the wonderfully absorbing Good Time, the Safdie Brothers’ latest film is a roller-coaster of thrills from start to finish, proving themselves once again to be true masters of suspense cinema, capable of unnerving any audience. In
Bad Education: BRWC LFF Review. Having first burst onto the scene in 2017 with the astonishingly brilliant Thoroughbreds, Cory Finley’s sophomore picture is a real-life tale of a school embezzlement scandal that took place in the early 2000s. Bad Education is, as one might expect, a whip-smart black comedy, tackling dark
Love, loss…and a car. The producer’s description of the 2019 Oscar listed short & Cannes winner Sylivia doesn’t make for the most inviting tagline. Nonetheless, if you do choose to step past any initial scepticism, brother and sister team Richard and Rachel Prendergast who blew £10,000 of savings in to
Toy Story 4 fends off the mighty Spider-Man: Far From Home to secure the Number 1 spot on the Official Film Chart for a second week. Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the gang romp to victory for a second time on this week’s Official Film Chart. With both the physical and digital formats now in
Moffie: Review In Oliver Hermanus’ unflinching look at homophobia during Apartheid-era South Africa, 18-year-old Nicholas must hide his sexual tendencies while completing his two years of mandatory military service, amid the country’s conflict with Angola. Moffie is certainly not perfect, with clear-pacing issues slowing the film down, and a third act that
