Mari At the start of Mari, written and directed by Georgia Parris, we witness an extraordinary, kinetic dance sequence, the kind that reminds you of the sheer primal power of dance as an art form. Charlotte (Bobbi Jene Smith) is choreographing and leading a performance which she hopes will finally put
Elpida (Stella Fyrogeni) is a middle-aged woman trapped in a loveless marriage who has just been diagnosed with the menopause. Her husband, Costas (Andreas Vasileiou) pays little attention to her and when he does it’s because she has done something that he thinks is wrong. He ignores her requests to
Prayers To The Gods Of Guerrilla Filmmaking: Review If you have already seen films which appear to be documentaries or mockumentaries, but are in fact fiction, or the reverse, prepare yourself for this ambiguous tale. A straight-talking Italian writer/director named Marco Brunelli goes to Hong Kong, a humming and intriguing city,
Gloria Bell, Julian Moore’s latest film sees her staring as Gloria, a free-spirited divorcee looking to get her mojo back via the nightlife of Los Angeles. She starts out as a wallflower who is socially awkward; making for great entertainment seeing her bust a move amongst the eccentric lighting and
Little Did You Know, The Confessions Of David McGillivray: Book Review The life of a film critic is one of excitement, danger and passion. At least that’s what they told me when I first became interested in writing reviews. Luckily, horror icon David McGillivray’s autobiography ‘Little Did You Know – The
