The End Of The Tour - BFI LFF Review
In 2008, one of the most heralded writers in recent times succumbed to the pain of depression and committed suicide. The dearest fans of David Foster Wallace will no doubt feel cautious and anxious at […]
2015
A Perfect Day - BFI LFF Review
In an unspecific village somewhere in the Balkans in the infant stages of the end of the war, seasoned gung-ho aid worker B, Tim Robbins, attempts to raise a dead fat man spoiling the village’s […]
Green Room - BFI LFF Review
In 2013, Jeremy Saulnier’s Blue Ruin was one of the year’s biggest independent film successes, with a revenge thriller that catapulted Saulnier as a director of interest. Green Room is his third feature but unlike […]
Short Com Programme London & Bristol
As always with Short Com, we promise to cater to all comedy tastes as we bring a programme of shorts engineered to tickle your funny bones. From cartoon fun with Short Com winners Tea and […]
The Lobster - BFI LFF Review
With one of this year’s most absurdist concepts threatening to break into mainstream territory is director Yorgos Lanthimos’s The Lobster, set in a world whereby single people must find partners or be turned into an […]
Black Mass - BFLI LFF Review
In the seventies and eighties, James Whitey Bulger was a ruthless crime figurehead who ruled over ‘Southey’ Boston and more after liaising with the FBI in bringing down the Italian based Mafia north of the […]
Russell Brand: A Second Coming - Review BFI LFF
When the subject of the film is an unquestionable narcissist both adored and despised by the public and media, it becomes hazy to ascertain the purpose of the documentary if anything past the notion of […]
James White - BFI LFF 2015 Review
Josh Mond, producer of Martha Marcy May Marlene delivers his first debut feature about a young wreck less adult James White, played by Christopher Abbot, who has failed to venture past a life of sex […]
Lost In Munich - BFI LFF 2015 Review
In 1938, the French President Edouard Daladier, reneged on his promise and treaty with Czechoslovakia that saw them having to surrender the Sudetenland to Germany known as the Munich Treaty, rendering their relationship to France […]
Taxi - BFI LFF 2015 Review
Unlike most films, you really have to be aware of some of the context behind Taxi to appreciate it for what it is. Iranian director, Jafar Panahi, was arrested by the Iranian government in 2010 […]
