Sacha (Hugo Andre) is a food critic and it’s his first time in London. He’s far away from his family in France and so when he meets his new flatmate, Dan (Will Masheter) he’s understandably nervous. Dan works in the city as a banker, he wines and dines with his colleagues

Eula (Chantelle Han) and Morris (Charles Boyland) are heading out to where they know about a veteran who has hoarded some very valuable truffles and they’re going to steal them. Times are hard for them both and with a baby on the way and not to mention the pandemic, they

The Last Rider: Review. The sports documentary is tried and true, while stories of overcoming adversity are aspirational. There’s a lot of drama already baked into sports since it’s inherently a competition with just one outcome. At times it almost feels like sports is “scripted” since it can feel like a

8 A.M. Metro: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Brief Encounter, Before Sunrise - so many of the greatest filmic relationships have blossomed from journeys across the rails. As the best stories begin, a chance encounter on a Hyderabad train platform brings two strangers together: Iravati (Saiyai Kher), who is visiting her

The Scent Of Green Papaya: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Quietness, slowness, sweetness. Such a triadic spirit has never been so delicately employed as in The Scent of Green Papaya. Opening in 1950s Saigon, we join Mùi (Man San Lu), a young girl under new employment as a servant to a rich