Tag: EIFF 2011

In an attempt to provide an even better overview of the preceding 12 months than I did last year I ...

The Guard is a lads movie. A Guy film par excellence. Dark, engaging, facetious, profane. Striking a chord with men who ...

So that's it then. The credits have rolled, everyone can breathe a sigh of relief and cinema staff in Edinburgh ...

Chris Weitz is an interesting guy, a director who seems to deliberately make career choices that you would never predict. ...

An enjoyable little (and first, apparently) horror movie from Israel, Rabies may not quite do enough to be deemed truly ...

A film pretty much designed to be described by the word “brooding”, Oliver Sherman is a quietly impressive movie with ...

Marketed and recommended to people as an Icelandic Skins, Jitters plays out quite like . . . . . . ...

When you look at the main ingredients of The Caller you start to get a sense of trepidation. The leads ...

This British horror set on a military base tries to do something a little bit different within the horror genre ...

Nicely blending a light version of Napoleon Dynamite’s quirkiness with elements of The Girl Next Door (the comedy film, not ...