Horrible Bosses (2011)
Boasting a cast of American sitcom luminaries such as; Jason Bateman (Arrested Development), Jenifer Aniston (Friends) and Jason Sudeikis (30...
Patrick Gamble currently writes film reviews and features for Flick Feast, HeyUGuys, Cinevue, Lost in the Multiplex, Law & More and Subtitled Online. What little spare time he has is spent hiding in the front row of his local cinema, furthering that initial childhood excitement he encountered watching Who Framed Roger Rabbit, an emotional experience which has now flourished into a full blown cinematic obsession. Patrick's an unashamed Francophile whose unflinching adoration for the works of Godard, Truffaut and Demy is based purely on artistic merit and not some superficial attempt to seem more attractive to the opposite sex (it never worked).
Boasting a cast of American sitcom luminaries such as; Jason Bateman (Arrested Development), Jenifer Aniston (Friends) and Jason Sudeikis (30...
Whilst most self respecting Londoners were spending their Friday night slumped over a bar, or staggering across The Strand in...
We Have a Pope is Nanni Moretti’s follow up to The Cayman - his cinematic attack on Berlusconi. Whilst a...
Directed by the award winning, Belgium duo Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne (two time Palme D’Or winners), The Kid with a...
Grand Jury Prize winner for best documentary at SXSW, Dragonslayer, documents the life of Josh ‘Skreech’ Sandoval, a jaded skateboarding...
Directed by Lynne Ramsay (Ratchater, Morvern Callar) and based on Lionel Shriver’s hugely popular and critically acclaimed novel, We Need...
Alps is the eagerly awaiting follow up to Yorgos Lanthimos’s critically acclaimed, Oscar nominated, Dogtooth and certainly one of the...
Nominated for the Sutherland Award at this year’s BFI London Film Festival, Mark Jackson’s Without is a slow burning drama...
Hans Weingartner, the acclaimed director of The Edukators, returns with his third feature Hut in the Woods, a whirlwind journey...
Written and directed by Dee Rees as an expansion of her Sundance Film Festival short film, Pariah is a refreshingly...