In the October of last year, Quench Film interviewed Marc Price; the maverick film maker from Swansea who overwhelmed critics and film-makers around the globe with his zombie debut Colin. Now he is back with his latest cinematic exploration Magpie.┬á Continue reading “Magpie”
REVIEW
Jimmy Dunne┬áreviews this ‘kind of sequel’ to Knocked-Up.
Corresponding with national LGBT+  awareness month and the passing of  the gay marriage vote, Leanne Dixon looks at the  progressive acceptance and appearance of LGBT+ in film.
In the aftermath of awards season, Jade Attwood and Katie Griffiths argue whether making a film has become merely about receiving awards. Continue reading “Film-Making: Has It Lost Its Meaning?”
REVIEW
Closing night: Suspiria feat. Live Soundtrack by DJ Fake Blood
Opening Night Review
Oliver Richards investigates the rise of Surrealism in Popular Cinema and questions what it means for the future of the film industry.
Leanne Dixon takes a look at the film industry’s growing obsession with creating films from novels. Is it an effective way of the integrating two art forms? Or simply a way to make money by the use of one to publicise the other?
Becca Eustis looks at five films to keep you reaching for the pillow.
Continue reading “Five Films For… Keeping you on Tenterhooks”
Becky Wilson chats to Welsh filmmaker Marc Price on his upcoming project Magpie, making films for a living, and being publically complimented by Martin Scorsese.
