Sundance

One of the breakout films at this year's Sundance Film Festival was Flee. Winner of the World Cinema Grand Jury Prize: Documentary and acquired by Neon for distribution. It tells the extraordinary true story of a man, Amin, on the verge…

Fans of Edgar Wright will know how integral music is to his filmmaking process. So it comes as no surprise that his first documentary would be set in the world of pop music. The Sparks Brothers takes an affectionate look at the career of…

What would a midnight madness festival programme be without a new Nicolas Cage film? Sundance delivers the goods with Prisoners Of The Ghostland. A film that delivers on the promise of guano insanity. A polite way of saying it is bat sh*t…

Ben Wheatley has gone back to his roots during lockdown with horticultural horror In The Earth which debuted at Sundance. As the world searches for a cure to a disastrous virus, a scientist and park scout venture deep in the forest for…

It's the end of the world as we know it and Zoe Lister-Jones feels fine in How It Ends. Co-written, co-directed and starring Zoe Lister-Jones, this is the latest in a Host of films (pun intended) made during Lockdown. On the last day…

Whether it is a President bring petulant during a press conference or MPs braying like jackals during Prime Minister's Questions, one can often look at politics (American or British) and think "they are acting like children". Fresh from…

A series of interviews with Women In Film. Welcome to The Female Gaze, in which I talk with women from every walk of the creative process of film and television. Over the course of this series, we will explore every facet of the film…

...you could argue that a perfectionist like Stanley Kubrick includes everything for a reason, adding some degree of relevance to the findings.

When it comes to nature documentaries, people normally think Attenborough, jungles and lots of slow-motion showing the beauty of nature.  But director-producer Gabriela Cowperthwaite is about to turn the animal documentary genre on its head…

When it comes to literary interpretation, where is the breaking point? This is the question wordlessly posed by Rodney Ascher in his Room 237, a documentary examining some of the more vivid figurative interpretations you'll see of Stanley…