Review: Straight Out of the Nest, ‘A Bird Flew In’ - By Tyler Simeone. When lockdowns first began in March of last year, the sudden severance of a familiar routine had the effect of an old rug shaken out after decades in the attic: the loose stuff flung free, only the
Colors Of Heaven: Review. By Daniel Pollock. Celebrating a recently passed ten year anniversary, the award-winning Colors of Heaven has seen a slight resurgence off the back of streaming releases on Amazon Prime and Netflix, and with debate raging over attempts to label Israel as an apartheid state, it is
Potato Dreams Of America: Review. By Jake Peffer. Potato Dreams of America is the perfect example of a movie that has all the right intentions but unfortunately doesn’t execute everything that it wants to achieve. We follow a young boy nicknamed Potato who lives with his mother in the Soviet
“I’m an air doll, a substitute for handling sexual desire," says Nozomi, the central character of Air Doll, whenever she is forced to contemplate her purpose and existence in the film. An adaptation of the anime of Yoshiie Gōda, the film which was first released in its native Japan back
2022 EE Rising Star Award Nominees Announced - The five nominees for this year’s prestigious EE Rising Star Award, now in its 17th year, were announced as part of a virtual event live-streamed from BAFTA’s redeveloped headquarters at 195 Piccadilly in London. Hosted by BAFTA Chair Krishnendu Majumdar and film broadcaster
