Film Review: Tape (2025)
A high school reunion takes a dark turn, as each of those present remembers the past very differently. Bizhan Tong’s TapeContinue Reading
Author: Marie O'Sullivan
Film Review: The Courageous (Les Courageux) [2025]
An unstable mother struggling to keep her family together ends up drawing her children into her self-deception as she battlesContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Video’s Proof of the Man
Receiving a home-video release for the very first time outside of Japan, Proof of the Man is a gripping crime drama withContinue Reading
In Transit: Edinburgh International Film Festival 2025
The lives of two very different women intersect for a short time, after which their paths will change – forContinue Reading
On The Sea: Edinburgh International Film Festival 2025
The sea, the sky and the windswept coastline of North Wales are the backdrop for On The Sea, a poignant storyContinue Reading
Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk: Edinburgh International Film Festival 2025
Exiled Iranian filmmaker Sepideh Farsi’s moving record of her long-distance phone conversations with photojournalist Fatma Hassona in Gaza are theContinue Reading
Mortician: Edinburgh International Film Festival 2025
A very quiet piece focussing on two Iranian exiles living in snowy Canada, which has a sting in its tail.Continue Reading
Concessions: Edinburgh International Film Festival 2025
If Slacker were a Gen Z film set in a cinema, it might look something like Concessions, a first feature from Mas Bouzidi receivingContinue Reading
Islands: Edinburgh International Film Festival 2025
A discomfiting, Highsmith-esque tale of a young family on holiday and a former tennis player-turned resort coach, Islands holds the viewer inContinue Reading
Christy: Edinburgh International Film Festival 2025
A film which leads with the impression that it’s going to be a tough watch, but which is surprisingly warmContinue Reading