It's not often that my ignorance pays dividends like this, having known of this film by name only, I was sitting down to a cinema experience with all the gleeful anticipation as you'd expect getting a passive aggressive beat down with a rain soaked copy of The Guardian. Then it began:
The A Plate is a straightforward enough romantic comedy from independent filmmaker Terre Weisman. Jay (Shane Jacobsen) is the sales manager at a car dealership, but has his eye on the top job, the dealer, which would earn him the apparently coveted ‘A plate’ for his car. Through some slightly
Misery porn, ‘Murican style. This debut thriller from writer, director, producer and cinematographer John Beaton Hill tells the desperate stories of two childhood friends, haunted and torn apart by the tragic events of their shared past. It’s a twisted tale of betrayal and revenge, death and demons, as Tom Grey finds
Faced with the ultimate choice of whether to expose the perfect ‘up the skirt’ shot of the First Lady, Paparazzi photographer Thomas Grady (Zach McGowan) has experienced the dark side of celebrity photography and vowed never to return. Yet potential riches lead him to cross paths with the President and
By Maahin Akhlaque. Successful London-based playwright Debbie Tucker Green makes her feature film debut as writer and director with a Second Coming, a family drama with big ideas behind it. Having had a great career writing plays for the Royal Court Theatre and the Young Vic, and also written a BAFTA
