by Moxie McMurder War photographer Stephanie struggles to regain a relationship with her mother and daughter after spending seven months at an eating disorder clinic in this indie drama. Based on writer and director Lucy Brydon’s own experiences with an … Continue reading Body of Water – Review
by Jenny Heaton Religious extremism isn’t an easy topic to make light of. One wrong step, and it can quickly become distasteful and mean-spirited. Films like Four Lions and Team America: World Police certainly do often cross the line into … Continue reading Say Your Prayers – Review
by Charlotte Sometimes To open with a quote from Hunter S. Thompson about the music business is a *choice*. To open a Scotland-set film (albeit set in Dundee, not Edinburgh) with a character running accompanied by narration reflecting on how … Continue reading Schemers – Review
The appeal of Bill & Ted has stretched over generations. Many years we have partied on or tried to be excellent to one another (of course, some haven’t tried.) Now the loveable Keanu Reeves and the brilliant Alex Winters return … Continue reading Bill & Ted Face The Music – Review
Do you ever wonder what would have been if you stayed with that person? Sally Potter, famed director of Orlando and The Party, returns with this sensitive and delirious take on dementia and all the lives we could’ve lived. Starring … Continue reading The Roads Not Taken – Review
In this digital landscape, dating feels like the world feels like everything is on the table. People vapidly scroll through pictures and absorb so much information of a potential loved one that it seems we know who we are dating … Continue reading Real – Review
