So, it was Comic Con this week, and while it was a slightly unusual affair given the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, as has become custom for the convention, us movie fans got a whole lot of movie news out it. So, this week I’m going to be rounding up the stories
By Nasu Nguyen. Papicha takes place during the late 90s in Algeria, a time where the country was in a civil war against radical Islamic rebel groups in favor of an Islamic republic. We follow young student Nedjma and her journey along a very tumultuous period where she is forced to
Herb (Rafe Spall) is sick of his life. He’s unemployed with no prospects, lives in a dingy flat in Wales with noisy neighbours and even his own mother thinks that he’s wasted his life. Then one day after thinking all hope is lost, as if by magic the TV turns
By Jack Hawkins. In 1997, action thrillers such as Face/Off, Con Air and Air Force One commanded hundreds of millions of dollars at the box office. The camerawork was slick and the spectacle was satisfyingly tangible. They had real stunts, real explosions and real car chases. Because of this, brawny action
Kindling is an important and insightful new short-film about female relationships, following the event of one young woman’s abortion. This Coming-of-Age Drama tells the story of estranged friends who reunite for a life changing event. The two girls were evidently close friends in high school but have grown apart with one
