Julien Elie’s new feature, Dark Suns, focuses on the thousands of disappearances that have taken place in Mexico since the 1970s, their links to organised crime and the impact on those brave souls fighting against… Dark Suns: Sheffield Doc Fest Review
Having previously impressed with his 2014 feature Elephant’s Dream, Kristof Bilsen’s latest picture, receiving its World Premiere at this year’s Sheffield Doc/Fest, is an emotional and intimate look at motherhood, selflessness and sacrifice. Based primarily… Kristof Bilsen’s Mother: Sheff Doc Fest Review
Tim Travers Hawkins’ XY Chelsea focuses on whistle-blower Chelsea Manning, initially imprisoned for 35 years in 2010, as her sentence is commuted and she attempts to integrate back into society, all the while trying to… XY Chelsea: Sheffield Doc Fest Review
Jordan Peele’s background in sketch comedy makes him the least likely person to be considered one of horror’s great new directors, and yet here we are. Us, the follow-up to his Oscar-winning debut Get Out,… Us: The BRWC Review
Hulu’s Oscar-nominated Minding The Gap may be one of the most genuine and human documentaries of recent times. Bing Liu’s film has been shot over the course of 12 years as he grows up with… The BRWC Review: Minding The Gap