Attachment: Final Girls Berlin Review Attachment, directed by Katarzyna Babicz is a modern day take on the succubus myth. Maybe even that is a generous assessment. It is disjointed and disappointing. Attachment sees Babicz plucking themes from Aronofsky and Cronenberg at will, but imbuing the story with little depth. It appeared more
Deep Tissue: Final Girls Berlin Review If you have ever been on the receiving end of a sports massage and been left thinking “That really fucking hurt, but I feel better for it.” Then you can probably hazard a guess at the inspiration for Meredith Alloway’s horror short Deep Tissue. Deep Tissue
By Fergus Henderson. Sometimes there are certain films that are just indefinably right for certain points in a person’s life. For a certain type of film nerd at the beginning of their journey in film, Jean-Paul Civeyrac’s A Paris Education represents the kind of French film you want to live inside.
Exam is a short film about a teenage girl living in Iran who faces a difficult decision when she is forced to make a delivery of cocaine. Part of the problem is that she still goes to school and has an art exam later that day, so as well as
Notorious: Film and Television’s Most Unforgettable Nurses. By Frankie Wallace. Nursing consistently ranks as one of the world’s most trusted and respected professions. Nurses are revered the world over for their compassion, their selflessness, and their ethics. It’s little wonder that for all the challenges of nursing school and the
