IRIS PRIZE SHORT FILM REVIEW: Lily
During my time at the Iris Prize Festival, I was lucky enough to be able to see a few of […]
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Quenchmas Countdown: Day 1 – ‘The Polar Express’
The power couple that gave us Forrest Gump reunites once more to rejoice our screens with a Christmas classic. ‘The
IRIS PRIZE REVIEW: Prom King, 2010
The LGBTQ+ narrative in cinema is one that comes with a rather complicated history. From ÔÇÿBrokeback Mountain‘ right up to
IRIS PRIZE REVIEW: Signature Move
Ever since the Autumn of 2016, and under the administration of Donald Trump, countless groups of people have been vilified,
Big Life Lessons from the Big Screen – Part II
┬áFerris Bueller told us that “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in awhile, you
Review: BASE
Made in memory of a BASE jumper, this film introduces J.C, a jumper who pushes everything to the limit. Flying
Interview & Review with School Life Director, Neasa Ní Chianáin and Co-Director/Producer, David Rane
Childhood is a strange thing. When you’re young, primary school feels like the centre of the universe, and no one
Interview & Review with Chicken director Joe Stephenson
Heart-warming, emotionally captivating and equal parts darkness and light, Joe Stephenson’s feature debut film Chicken is, conversely to the title,
Review: The Hitman’s Bodyguard
The Hitman’s Bodyguard is the new action-comedy film by director Patrick Hughes, whose previous pictures can be counted on one
Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming
We have seen a lot of Spider-Men on the big screen, and by now we all know how the story
Review: Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol.2
Who couldn’t love Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2? Especially that opening sequence, recapturing everything you loved about the first
Review: Baby Driver
Whilst he is commonly known as a director and writer, I believe that King of X meets Y film-making, Edgar
Review: Life (2017)
When I first saw the trailer for Life I must admit I honestly thought it would be a thoroughly shit
Review: Jet Trash
On the 9th December, Jet Trash came to Cardiff VUE cinema for a screening and exclusive Q+A with Casper Lee. We sent
Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them After the CGI shambles of ÔÇÿThe Hobbit’, the endless swathe of Marvel and
BFI LFF Review: Lo and Behold with Herzog/Ayoade Q+A
In 2005, Werner Herzog released Grizzly Man, a film that explores the world of an environmentalist called Timothy Treadwell who
BFI LFF Review: On the Milky Road
On the Milky Road (Na Mlječnom Putu) dir. Emir Kusturica - Serbia On the Milky Road (Na Mlječnom Putu) is a metaphorical
BFI LFF Review: Dog Eat Dog
During the post-screening Q+A, director Paul Schrader stated that there were too many filmmakers that thought ‘inside the box’, and
BFI LFF Reviews: Houston, We Have A Problem!, Zoology, Noonday Witch
The 60th annual BFI London Film Festival was an experience to remember. With over 245 films from 74 countries lasting for
Review: Swiss Army Man
Since appearing at film festivals at the beginning of the year and having been released to U.S theatres over the