This honest documentary is an open discussion about gender transition, and the impact it has on a person’s wider relationships. Filmed over 4 years, we’re given an insight into the evolving nature of this difficult journey. Continue reading Girl Like You: Review
With a brilliant and diverse cast “All Sorts” is imaginative, charming, and absurd. Continue reading All Sorts: Fight Club for Nerds: RaindanceFF21 Review
“The Neutral Ground” shows us that the better way to remember may be to tell your own stories. To reclaim and retell the truth. To perform re-enactments of uprisings for justice not battles for power. To remember not just pain but moments of change. Continue reading The Neutral Ground: LFF2021 Review
This thoughtful and poetic coming of age drama looks at the painful crossroads of childhood and adulthood for three teenage girls. Continue reading Sami, Joe and I: Girl meets world: RaindanceFF21 Review
o this psychological Cain-vs-Abel thriller that make it quite contemplative. With performances that will give you goosebumps and twists you won’t see coming, “Wild Indian” is one to watch. Continue reading Wild Indian: LFF2021 Review
This low budget covid-based dramedy takes a look at the nature of love and unlikely relationships. But with surface level characters and a thin storyline its efforts are hampered. Continue reading 7 Days: LFF2021 Review
wicke, Twilight was released in 2008 yet I have somehow never seen it until now. As vampire season is upon us it’s time to catch up with all things Twilight and apparently choose a team. Continue reading “Twilight” 6 Standout Moments From a First-Time Watcher
The Daughter is atmospheric and Hitchcockian, and will have you chewing on some big questions. Continue reading “The Daughter” and Motherhood in Film: TIFF21 Review
“The Rescue” is a nerve-wracking re-telling of those incredible events and a thoughtful portrait of the quiet souls who were so instrumental in saving thirteen lives. Prepare for claustrophobia, elation, adrenaline and prayers. Continue reading The Rescue: TIFF21 Review
Year: 2021 Runtime: 93 minutes Writer/Director: Kate Dolan Actors: Hazel Doupe, Carolyn Bracken By Caz Armstrong This low budget Irish horror was written and directed by Kate Dolan. It centres around mental illness, family ties, and the paranormal to bring us a drama which is more atmospheric than scary. Char (Hazel Doupe) is quiet, intelligent, trying to look after her mum and grandma at home … Continue reading You Are Not My Mother: TIFF21 Review
In Their Own League 