Canadian filmmaker Bruce LaBruce’s film, The Misandrists is a tongue-in-cheek ode to the feminist movement and queer cinema. Set ‘somewhere in Ger(wo)many’, the film centres on a group of girls known as the Female Liberation Army. They have been recruited by a woman who goes by the name of Big
Jeremie Battaglia’s debut documentary, Perfect, follows the Canadian synchronised swimming team over the course of a year leading up to the 2016 Rio Olympics Qualifiers. Framing the beauty alongside the struggle, Battaglia portrays a hard life for the women of the team, as they strive for the perfection the sport
The one thing you never think about when living in a sprawling metropolis is how did it come to be. Looking at the buildings in London the way they are cheek by jowl, it doesn’t look as if a lot of planning went into it. Brasilia: Life After Design will
Listen to a woman tell a joke and hear her entire life story. In short, that previous sentence sums up Funny Cow. Maxine Peake takes the title role of Funny Cow. The film charts the rise of a female comedian working the comedy circuit of working men's clubs in Northern
The last time Dwayne Johnson starred in a videogame adaptation we got Doom. I guess the only way is up from there. I’ve never played the Ramage games, but I get the gist of them; you’re a giant monster destroying a city – there’s not much more to say on
