Tag: eiff 2015

When I walked out of the cinema after just having viewed Bereave I was in a good mood. I'd just ...

Natasha Lyonne and Judy Greer play Martha and Shannon, respectively, in this tired comedy that tries to set itself out ...

As I sat down to write my review of Narcopolis I began to feel guilty. It felt unfair to criticise ...

I have seen a few Scottish rom-coms in the past few years and they have taught me one thing - ...

With its black and white cinematography, female lead character who seems to be struggling to move on with her life, ...

Making a movie about the swinging scene is no easy feat. Make it too bleak and serious and you have ...

Labyrinthus is a moderately enjoyable adventure movie that stands on the shoulders of quite a few predecessors. There's a game ...

Misery Loves Comedy is a fun documentary. Any documentary that questions various comedians and actors should be. Kevin Pollak is ...

This documentary tells the fascinating and bizarre story of the Angulo family. Living in an apartment in the Lower East ...

The thing about attending a film festival, ANY major film festival, is that you see so many films that feel ...