Terry Winnan introduces us to a post-apocalyptic Britain in his new feature film The Days Ahead. This haunting anthology offers a chilling vision of nuclear devastation, told not through spectacle but through the fragile humanity of those left behind.
[Read more…]Q&A (2025) short film review
Acclaimed actor Timothy Markus McGraw returns to his youth theatre for a Q&A masterclass in writer-director Jack McLoughlin’s dark comedy thriller Q&A.
[Read more…]Sous Le Courant (2023) short film review
Two old friends spend a day together in Brighton where they try to have fun and forget about their individual problems in the short film inspired by French New Cinema Sous Le Courant.
[Read more…]A Light Through Coloured Glass (2022) film review
Soon after his wife has left him, William finds his life turned further upside down upon meeting Tina, a younger woman with problems of her own in Mike Clarke’s A Light Through Coloured Glass.
[Read more…]Brian and Charles (2022) film review
After a particularly harsh winter, Brian goes into a deep depression; completely isolated and with no one to talk to, Brian builds a robot. This is Jim Archer’s debut feature, Brian And Charles.
[Read more…]A Trillion Miles West Of Bradford (2022) short film review
A grieving young man discovers a way to travel to a parallel universe to locate his partner who was killed in an accident in writer/director Hamish Robertson’s LGBTQ-themed sci-fi short film A Trillion Miles West Of Bradford.
[Read more…]Cycles (2022) film review
An apprehensive young man moves into university halls, and the sudden feeling of isolation forces him into an argument with his older brother about identity, love, and the repression of dreams in Oscar Wenman-Hyde’s feature film Cycles.
[Read more…]Into Unbrokenness (2022) short film review
A woman, alone on a beach, performs an interpretative dance in the short film Into Unbrokenness by Emma Holbrook. Check out our thoughts.
[Read more…]Bitter Sky (2019) short film review
In the Welsh Wilderness, a young girl tries to break away from the coercive control of her adopted father with the help of a lad from the local scrapyard. Here is our review of writer/director Joseph Ollman’s short drama Bitter Sky. [Read more…]
My Saviour (2019) review
After being unfairly treated by the locals of her small village, Monica finds help in the form of a muscly stranger in the independent feature film My Saviour. [Read more…]