'Bye Bye Tiberias' Review: Takes a Micro lens to a Macro AssaultIn Bye Bye Tiberias, director Lina Soualem traces the lineage of her Palestinian female family members. Anchored around her mother,...
Be Not Afraid: The Slow Iniquity Of Oz Perkins’ ‘Longlegs’Warning: the review below contains mild spoilers for Longlegs . “ You've got the teeth of the hydra upon you / You're dirty, sweet, and...
'Problemista' Review: Julio Torres' "Fairytale Of Failure"Julio Torres’ surrealist comedy Problemista is a fairytale of failure that uses magical realism to tackle the experiences of migrants in...
‘Anhell69’ Review: A View To The Representational Forms Of The FutureScreened as part of Barbican Young Programmers’ Chronic Youth Film Festival, Anhell69 represents a changing tide in activist filmmaking,...
Identity, Transformation, and Achievement: Sundance London Returns For Its 2024 EditionAhead of its arrival at Central London screens in early June, Blake Simons dispatches this year's Sundance line-up and what we should...
'There’s Still Tomorrow' Review: A Remarkable Take On A Past That Reflects Our PresentOn October 26, 2023, C’è ancora domani, or There’s Still Tomorrow in English, was released in theaters in Italy and quickly became a hit....
'Challengers' Review: Tennis Has Never Been This SexyTennis has never been this sexy. Challengers, the new film by Luca Guadagnino, ducks and weaves through lusting gazes, homoerotic...
Chronic Youth Film Festival Presents Gregg Araki’s Nowhere + Discussion on Film Music Outcast adolescents beneath the underdog take centre stage in Japanese-American director Gregg Araki’s youth-oriented films. Notorious...
In Conversation With Barbican's Chronic Youth Film Festival Young ProgrammersAhead of Barbican Cinema's annual Chronic Youth Film Festival, the festival that celebrates the work of the young programmers in this...