Paige Johnson reviews The Portrait, a masterclass in madness on screen, premiered at Raindance Film Festival. A psychological thriller with exquisite attention to detail and …
The Portrait: Standing on the Threshold (Raindance 2023)
Raindance 2023 : Blood for Dust
Aarya Shah reviews this cautionary tale of morality being driven out by greed and despair. Blood For Dust begins with a gunshot followed by a …
Raindance 2023: ‘Warhol’ Review
Ed Lahner reviews ‘Warhol’, a thriller set in London that provides a sharp social commentary on the digitalisation of urban life. “In the future, everyone …
LFF 2023: ‘The Killer’ Review
The London Film Festival returned this past October featuring a wide array of British, Hollywood and International cinema. Aryan Taqueer reviews David Fincher’s The Killer. …
Committee Favourites: 2023 Edition
At the end of a fantastic year for cinema, these are the films that defined ours. While most of the films listed had their UK …
LFF 2023: ‘Ferrari’ Review
Aryan Tauqeer reviews Ferrari, Michael Mann’s meditative drama about the titular automobile magnate’s famial and professional strife, and his racers that stand at the intersection between the two.
Dream Scenario (2023) Review
Less than a year after his sophomore feature Sick of Myself, Norwegian filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli boldly returns with a surreal portrait of what it entails to become …
LEAFF 2023: ‘Unbowed (2011)’ Review
London East Asia Film Festival 2023 returns to London with a diverse programme from East and Southeast Asia, including international and UK premieres. Sarah Goy …
LEAFF 2023: ‘Green Night’ Review
London East Asia Film Festival 2023 returns to London with a diverse programme from East and Southeast Asia, including international and UK premieres. Chris Zhang …
LEAFF 2023: ‘The Boys’ Review
London East Asia Film Festival 2023 returns to London with a diverse programme from East and Southeast Asia, including international and UK premieres. Rebekah Chia …