Dao Khanong (By the Time It Gets Dark)
It is difficult to describe the plot of By the Time It Gets Dark, because there isn’t one,…
By Isabelle MiltonIt is difficult to describe the plot of By the Time It Gets Dark, because there isn’t one,…
By Isabelle MiltonDirector Jonathan Teplitzky paints a stunning portrait of the tense moments leading up to the D-Day Landings, and…
By Alexander BawdenFrom Blood Diamond to the recent King Kong, cinema has a certain nostalgia for the photojournalist. Spanning his…
By Jonathan Mahon-HeapFour years on from the shock of her untimely death comes Whitney: Can I Be Me, a bare-all…
By Sarah BradburyThe latest surreal creation of a director normally best known for the seriousness and mature subject matter of…
By Jo RogersNails is an Irish horror that follows the story of Dana (Shauna Macdonald), the victim of a hit…
By Manisha SondhiFrom novelists to historians and journalists, many have related the personal stories of Holocaust witnesses in order to…
By Mersa AudaWhen we hear of a new animation being released by a studio other than Pixar, Dreamworks or Disney,…
By Guy LambertThroughout the ages, comedy has been used to voice social dissent and address taboos, and its influence on…
By Mersa AudaCharm and a strong cast are the only two things that Gifted, a drama starring Chris Evans and…
By Aidan Milan