Aisha
Frank Berry's new feature, Aisha is quiet, very much like the troubles people face in real life –…
By Mae TrumataFrank Berry's new feature, Aisha is quiet, very much like the troubles people face in real life –…
By Mae TrumataEach year, during the lead up to Mardi Gras, the Island of Haiti celebrates its history and the…
By Matthew McMillanIrish folklore has proved a fertile breeding ground for folk horror in recent years, with the likes of…
By Andrew MurrayA retrograde movement, in military jargon, refers to the movement away from an enemy. Matthew Heineman’s documentary, named…
By Matthew McMillanDespite being prohibited to make films by the Iranian authorities, writer-director Jafar Panahi (who’s currently serving a six-year…
By Andrew MurrayThe Bradford Movie Makers have been holding meetings every Monday since 1932; they are one of the oldest…
By Mae TrumataBased on the 2004 novel of the same name by writer Philip Beard, Dear Zoe follows Tess (Sadie…
By Umar AliOn the face of it, Lyra (pronounced Leer-rah) is a documentary charting the events leading up to the…
By Matthew McMillanMainstream cinema has always been shy about queerness. LGBTQ+ stories have, more often than not, been told and…
By Matthew McMillanTwo people who exist on the fringes of society, apparently barely tolerated by their own families, are pushed…
By Oliver Johnston