By Orla Smith. From the very first frames of Limbo, director Will Blank asks you to look closer. He holds on the sky just long enough for you to notice the shape of the clouds. His camera creeps towards a chipped billboard bearing the image of an old painting. The nearer we

Brandon (Jahking Guillory) dreams of owning a fresh pair of Nike Air Jordans, sure that they’ll elevate his social standing, make him a hit with the girls and make a meaningful impact on his life. Shortly after acquiring a pair they’re stolen from him and he’s beaten by a local

Baby, a young getaway driver with a penchant for super-loud soundtracks to drown out his tinnitus falls in love with the girl of his dreams. Seeing a way out of his criminal life, Baby must face the music and make deadly decisions on one final ill-fated heist. Taking cues from the

By Last Caress. Cesare (Luca Marinelli) and Vittorio (Alessandro Borghi) are a pair of twentysomething best friends, dancing, dealing, snorting and brawling their way around the Tyrrhenian coast of Rome in the late 1990s. Most of what they do or what they want to do involves scoring drugs, taking drugs, dealing

How do you rebuild from nothing? How do you carry on when there is no place to go on to? These are the questions asked in DESTINATION UNKNOWN, a sobering documentary about twelve Holocaust survivors. The documentary tells their story (in their words exclusively) from childhood - to liberation. This