Gente de Bien
A relative success at this year's film festivals, Gente de Bien follows Eric, a ten-year-old boy whose mother…
By Michael JohnA relative success at this year's film festivals, Gente de Bien follows Eric, a ten-year-old boy whose mother…
By Michael JohnAs people, we are always looking for inspiration. Whether to better ourselves, inspire others, or push each other…
By Liam JonesThe Last Five Years doesn’t make any apologies for what it is. If anything, it presents itself triumphantly…
By Lucy JeczalikGlassland is the new film from Gerard Barrett, whose first feature Pilgrim Hill won plenty of praise in 2013. This…
By Matthew McKernanThe Invisible Life (A Vida Invisível) was released in its native Portugal in 2013 to much fanfare, resulting…
By Stuart BoylandThere's no shortage of football movies; the beautiful game has been given the silver screen treatment many times…
By Natasha FurlongFor a fantasy film, Spring gets the human appeal and sensitive side right. With almost all the makings…
By Culture DeskVidhu Vinod Chopra has been a big name in Indian filmmaking since his award-winning debut. Now, he's moved…
By Natasha FurlongMajor Thomas Egan (Ethan Hawke) lives in the Las Vegas suburbs: his house looks just like all the…
By Filippo L'Astorina“Remember us”, a young Maria Altmann’s (Tatiana Maslany) father pleads of her as she prepares to flee 1940s Austria…
By Scarlet Howes