Directed by Naji Abu Nowar, 100mins Theeb is a fantastic coming of age drama that tells the story of young Bedouin boy during the First World War who must guide a British Officer to a secret location through the perilous desert. First time director Naji Abu Nowar evocatively and confidently mounts this
By VeryMetalChewie. Let me start by letting you know that I was in a really bad mood when I went to see Rogue nation, sure to be one of the biggest movies of the year. I had reservations about seeing it in such a mood, as I feared my enjoyment would be
Another week, another found-footage* horror flick. But while the likes of Unfriended are at least trying to push the format in innovative new directions, this Irish-Brazilian effort is content to linger on the tired old tropes. You see, a bunch of attractive teens are going on a boozy, sexy getaway to
By the lovely Lauren Thomas. Now, before I write this review I feel I should make a confession. Please don’t hate me, or heckle me too much for what I’m about to say….. I haven’t actually watched the whole of Series 5 of Game of Thrones….. (I refuse to call them seasons
From writing/directing duo Howard & Jonathan Ford comes the sequel to 2010's The Dead. Whilst the original was set in Africa we switch continents for this film which has a similar story but set (and shot) in India this time. Released on DVD in the UK by Altitude. The film stars
