By Simon Lewis. “Love is an acquired taste” reads the tagline for Little Italy, a Canadian romantic comedy about former childhood sweethearts that find themselves on either side of a feud ...
By Fergus Henderson. Winterlong, the directorial debut of David Jackson, is an understated film, full of quiet looks and silent nods. Francis is a gruff, off-the-grid kind of man with a big beard. He ...
Romeo and Juliet, Evita, Les Miserables, The Phantom of the Opera, Hairspray, Rent, Macbeth…There are many stage greats that have been magnificently translated into cinematic masterpieces in recent ye...
The Hole in the Ground arrives in cinemas this week – the latest horror to explore the terrifying realities of raising children. The stress, the lack of sleep, and the anxiety of bringing up these lit...
By Fergus Henderson. Four more existential shorts There is a rising trend in online content, you must have noticed. It constitutes a generational shift towards the existential. Even Youtube comedy sho...






