All posts tagged sundance london

“For better or worse, war is an amazing feeling,” CNN correspondent Stefano...

As steeped irony it may be, few things feel more inherently uncinematic than...

A woman dies on the operating table, only to abruptly stir. A man’s...

The Sundance Film Festival:...

Scrapper is the glorious, whimsical and...

Sundance London is always such a...

Unequivocally European in style, American director Ira Sachs’ latest feature Passages...

“Vinyl is the poor man’s art collection,” Noel...

Scrapper is the bittersweet British indie feature that marks writer-director Charlotte...

Looking back, it’s not a particularly glorious watch. The 90s was a very...