Lawrence Bourke has helmed a fine piece of work, displaying a lot of heart and warmth through it's simple premise. Two strangers meet at a busstop. That's the premise really… The charm shown by the two leads carry this short all the way through, the images and sounds blend beautifully to bring
Review by Lauren Thomas. Things I Don’t Understand has joined the ranks of thought provoking films that are proving very popular lately. It follows Violet Kubelick (Molly Ryman) an angry and emotionally troubled graduate who is writing her thesis on the topic of ‘life after death’. This film has all the cliché
Review by Dom Gwyther. Josh Trank’s Chronicle is a strange beast. To call it a sleeper hit seems almost too obvious at this point as the film currently stands atop both the UK and the US box office. For those who have missed the campaign the central premise of the film
Review by Big Rich. This is one of those films I remember from my childhood. I never watched it but the VHS cover in the video store will stay with me forever. A man in a biker helmet with a flamethrower, with carnage in montage all around him. This memory is
Review by bADVERTISING. Up until now you’d be forgiven for saying that director Kevin Smith has largely worked within his comfort zone. His own brand of slacker-stoner comedy hasn’t really strayed too far in one direction or another since his classic, shambolic debut, Clerks. Red State is, however, a different story. While
