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Petrov’s Flu – London Film Festival 2021
This surreal, fever-dream of a story set in post-Soviet Russia comes from controversial film and theatre director Kirill Serebrennikov, whoContinue Reading
Between Two Worlds – London Film Festival 2021
An account of a writer exposing the economic difficulties of low-paid workers in northern France is either a well-intentioned misfire,Continue Reading
Film Review: The Show (2021)
The legend of graphic novel writing that is Alan Moore even makes a rare on-screen appearance in this Mitch Jenkins-directedContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Pursuit of DB Cooper (KL Studio Classics)
Treat Williams is all charm as the legendary DB Cooper in the fictionalized version of one great mysteries of theContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Scorpion Releasing’s The Nine Lives of Fritz The Cat
Fritz everyone’s favorite feline dilante is back in The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat making its Blu-Ray Debut thanks to ScorpionContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Scorpion Releasing’s Fritz the Cat
R Crumb’s most notorious creation Fritz the Cat makes its Blu-Ray debut thanks to Scorpion Releasing. The Film Writer/Director RalphContinue Reading
Wood and Water – London Film Festival 2021
Contemplative and slow-paced, Wood and Water sees a recently-retired woman travelling to reunite with her son, but instead finding an inner connectionContinue Reading
Azor – London Film Festival 2021
An atmosphere of quiet menace pervades this conspiracy thriller set in 1980s Buenos Aires. Azor is the feature debut of Andreas FontanaContinue Reading
Wild Indian – London Film Festival 2021
Hinting at themes of displacement, assimilation and guilt, Wild Indian starts strongly but sadly falls short just at the final hurdle. It’sContinue Reading
Luzzu – London Film Festival 2021
Taking its name from the brightly coloured boats used for generations by Maltese fishermen, Luzzu is a poignant examination of how modernContinue Reading
