POOR COW (1967) set in the 60s working class strife of London’s East End, is a portrait of Joy (Carol White)  beginning with a baby and marriage at 18 to the wrong man. The shrill opening… Review: Poor Cow (1967)

“What am I looking for, what am I looking for? Please tell me, talk to me”. Paul Thomas Anderson’s fourth feature film after Hard Eight, Boogie Nights & Magnolia is either a drama or an unsentimental romantic comedy, depending on… Review: Punch Drunk Love

Do you believe you can right your wrong doings? This is possibly the premise for the stylish debut feature film from Hungarian writer-director Balazs Juszt. THE MAN WHO WAS THURSDAY is set in the world… The Man Who Was Thursday: Review

Italian-born UK-based director Laura Spini’s debut film You Are Whole has just been released online after screening at a wide range of film festivals from Edinburgh to Palm Springs. It is a 16 minute well-formed,… Review: You Are Whole

Do you ever feel ridiculous as you look around the bus to see all your fellow traveller’s heads bent down with eyes fixed on their small screens. I do. Or do you ever miss real… Review: MUTE