Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2014: Big Men
A documentary about the evils perpetrated by American oil companies is hardly groundbreaking. What makes Rachel Boynton’s documentary…
By The editorial unitA documentary about the evils perpetrated by American oil companies is hardly groundbreaking. What makes Rachel Boynton’s documentary…
By The editorial unitMorgan Neville takes us on a musical journey into the largely untold talent and dreams of the world’s…
By Theodora MunroeBringing paranormal activity to the West Country, writer/director Elliot Goldner’s attempt at the supernatural is surprisingly effective, despite…
By Jennifer AtkinsonJasmila Žbanić’s short but affecting film is part of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival, telling the partially…
By Timothy BanoWith the release of Divergent and countless other young adult adaptations that have preceded it, The Machine tackles…
By Michele SchettinoFilmed during a ten-month theatre therapy project in 2012, director Zeina Daccache’s Scheherazade’s Diary follows the lives of…
By Nastassja SmartThe Human Rights Watch Film Festival has come to London, screening a series of compelling documentaries covering major…
By Alex FinchThe face of a global movement, Nelson Mandela means many things to people from across the world, but…
By Phoebe PersonYves Saint Laurent’s sumptuous creations, that mesmerised – and sometimes scandalised – the fashion world, are themselves so…
By Mark SempillAfter the roaring success of Iron Man in 2008, Marvel slowly trickled their assembly of heroes into the…
By Hannah Ross