Art for art’s sake. Art felt and artful.
As charming as Il Postino, as enchanting as Frozen 2, THE IDEAL PALACE is a slow burn love letter to patience, perseverance and paternal dedication.
Based on the remarkable true story of Joseph Ferdinand Cheval, a humble postman who leads …
Neo realism meets neon noir in WILD GOOSE LAKE, a slow burn crime story set in the modern seedy sub-urban so called “second tier” towns of mainland China.
WILD GOOSE LAKE starts with a clandestine meet between a man and …
An embarrassment of bitches -or bitchiness – THE LYIN’ QUEEN is a drag show that drags. Cheap shots rather than top shelf satire makes do with this shallow show of mash ups and put downs.
With a fetishist shlong in …
The Godfather of Cold War thrillers, John Le Carre, has not put out to pasture but is instead still running in the field.
Readers are reminded of this mightily on devouring his latest book, AGENT RUNNING IN THE FIELD, his …
Strangely, Suzi Quatro was a bigger hit in Australia than anywhere else, so it is fitting that a very reverential documentary on her career should be an Australian film.
SUZI Q is an affectionate tribute to a trail blazer and …
We tend to think of artists as flamboyant, fiery and temperamental, but not all artists are painted with the same brush as MRS LOWRY & SON so beautifully, tenderly and unrambunctiously attests.
Laurence Lowry was a Lancashire rent collector by …
Gosford Park meets The Brothers Bloom in an all star cast extravaganza that out Christies Christie, KNIVES OUT is a who donut that sees Daniel Craig as a screwball sleuth a little bit Sherlock a tincture of Clouseau and a …
It’s time to blow the whistle on one of the best kept secrets of the year.
OFFICIAL SECRETS is a spy story par excellence. It doesn’t come with the sexy cars and the exotic locations of a Bond film, although …
Towards the end of her latest book, HOME WORK, Julie Andrews writes, “The most important thing I have learned is the simplest of all: people are just people – no matter their politics, their skin colour or where they live. …
It’s a small window but a big vista – WINDA Film Festival –
From epic survival thrillers to inspiring true stories and innovative shorts, the WINDA Film Festival returns for its fourth year from 21-24 November 2019 to celebrate trailblazing …