Isaac: Review. By Luke Foulder-Hughes. Isaac is an excellent feature debut from director Jurgis Matulevicius, it deals with the overlooked participation from Lithuania and their persecution of Jewish people in the holocaust. It deals with guilt through a character named Gluosnis who was forced to kill a Jew called Isaac
The Difference Between Cinema And Content: Why Martin Scorsese is right, why there is a problem here, and why it really, really does matter. When Martin Scorsese made his comments last year about the Marvel Cinematic Universe and, more broadly, the movie studios’ focus on franchises and blockbuster films, it sparked
BFI Presents: JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH - To celebrate the UK release of Shaka King’s JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH, the BFI and Warner Bros. Pictures have collaborated to offer audiences the chance to immerse themselves in this vital and compelling film via a series of online events and expertly curated content. Going live over
Identity is a complex matter. We carry multiple identities externally and internally. Celeste Bell and Paul Sng co-direct the documentary Poly Styrene: I am a Cliché as a revealing portrait of Bell’s mother, the punk vocalist Poly Styrene, told by way of Bell’s memories, Poly Styrene’s journal entries, interviews, and
The EE Rising Star Award Nominees Are Here! - The five nominees for the renowned EE Rising Star Award, now in its 16th year, were announced as part of a virtual event livestreamed from the elegant setting of The Savoy, London. Hosted by BAFTA Chief-Executive Amanda Berry OBE and film broadcaster Edith Bowman,
