Will My Parents Come to See Me Performative Indifference review by Matthew Chan review by Matthew Chan For many modern cinephiles there is almost an automatic sense of caution when viewing a work revolving around a contentious real world …
Crumbs of Life Something In The Woods review by Chris Childs The latest offering from Polish auteur Katarzyna Miechowicz follows a bizarre group of small-town characters, focussing on Una, a young …
Agrilogistics Staging Tulips review by Līga Požarska Filmmaker and researcher Gerard Ortín Castellví stays true to his usual interests: the food chain, agricultural production and food r …
Inherent Bare to the bone review by Savina Petkova Danish director Nicolai G.H Johansen has always had a knack for the outliers and, by extension, the eeriness of strangerhood. Instead of …
Love, Dad A Prison of Letters review by Michiel Philippaerts Epistolary correspondence in cinema: it’s a shaky marriage, always has been. Protagonists in films of frugally gifted filmmakers all too o …
All of Your Stars Are but Dust … Extra Bright I Want You All to See This review by Matthew Chan Haig Aivazian is probably a name that is not too familiar to the wider world of cinema, after all he’s spent the past decade or so staking h …
Dad's Sneakers A gentle farewell review by Mariana Hristova It’s impossible these days to watch a Ukrainian film without relating it to the ongoing war. ‘Dad’s Sneakers’ by the young filmmaker Olha Zhurba …
