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‘Lie With Me’ Review: Subdued Exploration Of Love And Grief In Western France Following an age-old formula, Lie With Me might not grab its audience by the neck, but the way Olivier Peyon […]

'Kokomo City' Review: A Defiant Documentary Giving A Voice Back To The Underrepresented D. Smith’s audacious new documentary rewrites liberal discourse on its own terms. ★★★★✰ When the lights […]

'Please Baby Please' Review: A Queer Exhibition Amanda Kramer’s new pseudo-musical phantasmagoria imagines a world of gender and sexual freedom, however, o […]

'Fashion Reimagined' Review: Fashion Has Never Seen Such Progressivity—Or Inclusivity Approaching the subject with dynamic optimism, Becky Hutner’s new documentary following the work of Amy P […]

Peter Strickland Retrospective: Experimental Cinema At Its Best Collated in ‘Mini Motion Pictures’, a retrospective of his work held in January as part of the London Short […]

London Short Film Festival 2023: A Celebration Of An Understated Medium Returning for the annual proceedings, the London Short Film Festival 2023 yet again succeeded in its aim to […]

'Saint Omer' Review: Filmmaker-Radical Alice Diop’s Call To Arms For Women’s Voices With her first (semi-) fictional feature, Alice Diop employs her famous documentary style to show us the […]

‘Peter von Kant’ Review: Shoots Back At The Original, But Just Misses The Mark An almost word-for-word remake of the 1972 classic The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant, François Ozon’s la […]

With The Pale Blue Eye coming to Netflix later this year, it’s a great time to be a fan of Gothic horror. But how does such a distinct genre translate to the big screen?

A few weeks ago, Netflix released the t […]

Adapted from Paul Gallico’s 1958 novel about a London charwoman’s adventures in the City of Love, Mrs Harris Goes to Paris carries all the same life-affirming philosophy as its source material, providing a les […]

Since Martin McDonagh’s Seven Psychopaths hit cinemas in 2012, a lot has happened.

There’s been a global pandemic, Brexit had happened, and there is an ongoing move towards decentralising and de- […]

Movie Monday: Film Recommendations By Our Contributors

Having grown up frequenting Cherbourg to visit family, it is surprising how long it has taken me to discover this film. Bearing a classical narrative, […]