Summer 1993 is a brave and blistering debut from writer/director Carla Simon. It literally starts with a bang where we watch Frida, our young protagonist watch the Fireworks explode into the night sky before she…
I was lucky enough to be invited to watch the award winning Sunset Contract at its BIFA screening. It is an inventive adaptation of the genie story that most of us will know from Aladdin.…
Hereditary tries to inherit the spine-tingling, horrifying title of the 1960s and 1970s horrors such as Rosemary’s Baby and The Exorcist but fails to deliver. It fails because Hereditary loses its nerves and rather than…
Where have all the good men gone? Never fear they are still out there. Boys Who Like Girls is a timely documentary that shows it’s not only women taking a stand against violence and abuse…
The Booker prize novella is turned into a long, meditation on love, loss and the somewhat healing power of time. Ian McEwan adapts his own prize-winning book for the big screen.
