Sua/Nara remains a striking independent genre effort. Its blend of stylish action, ambitious world-building and committed performances results in an entertaining and memorable experience that ...

I Hate Myself and Want to Die might’ve benefited from embracing that kind of absurdity. As the final movie gets stuck ...

If a discussion in which everyone screams at the top of their lungs and the loudest person simply drowns everyone else out can be called democratic, then Digger can be called a good film.

In its final form, The Nomophobe paints a stark picture of the reality and mental impact of phone addiction.

Heart of the Beast may not tell a new story, but it doesn't need to. Its simple story about survival, loyalty, and the bond between a man and his dog works because it genuinely has a heart.

None of this replaces the creative work. A thoughtful campaign cannot make a weak story compelling, and a strong film will not automatically find its audience. But clear communication gives people a ...

While never changing the wheel this new Sense and Sensibility is an enjoyable and undemanding watch that will go down well on a rainy Sunday with a cup of tea and a biscuit.

Despite its brief runtime, Iridescence creates a fully realised world with a strong visual identity and a clear thematic focus. Lhoste delivers an inventive piece of animation that combines ...

Despite its brief runtime, Liquor Bank delivers a thoughtful portrait of recovery and friendship. It is a quietly powerful story about responsibility, compassion and the difficult work of finding a ...

The past week saw this year’s Fantastic Fest film festival take place in America and, while I’m located in the UK, I was given the opportunity to remotely cover a few of the films shown, starting with ...

With a runtime of just over twelve minutes, A Little Death delivers a concise story that balances humour with sentiment. Its message is simple but sincere, presenting death not as an object of fear ...

At its core, Spades is more than an action film. Beneath the violence and suspense lies a story about family, trauma and the lengths people will go to protect those they love.