Justin Caunan 7/9/20 Justin Caunan 7/9/20

Dark - Season 3

What makes Dark work, despite its extremely convoluted qualities, is that, behind all the endless twists and turns, it's upheld by Jantje Friese's insanely ambitious vision

Carson Timar 7/9/20 Carson Timar 7/9/20

Desperados

An extremely bland and basic romantic comedy whose best aspect is chemistry between its actors

Guest User 7/8/20 Guest User 7/8/20

ClapperCast - Episode 5: Relic, Babyteeth, The Truth

On episode 5 of ClapperCast, the team discuss Natalie Erika James’ Relic, Shannon Murphy’s Babyteeth, and Kore-eda’s The Truth

Carson Timar 7/7/20 Carson Timar 7/7/20

We Bare Bears: The Movie

We Bare Bears: The Movie is, without a doubt, a fun time with some decent emotion here and there and where it might not be super impactful, at only 70-minutes it is hard to say that it isn't worth the time

Jak Luke Sharp 7/7/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/7/20

Mighty Oak

Mighty Oak at its core has useful and engaging sentiments

Jak Luke Sharp 7/6/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/6/20

The Beach House

The Beach House is more of an underwhelming entity than it is a disappointment

Jak Luke Sharp 7/5/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/5/20

ClapperCast - PRIDE SPECIAL: Discussing accurate representation, Indepedent vs Blockbuster cinema, Under the radar gems, and our favourite pieces LGBTQ+ cinema

Our own individual beginnings of watching LGBTQ+ cinema for the first time, discussing LGBTQ+ representation, independent vs blockbuster inclusion, the future of LGBTQ cinema, our favourite picks of LGBTQ+ cinema, and finally our recommendations for the audience

Chiara Agudelo Lenhard 7/4/20 Chiara Agudelo Lenhard 7/4/20

Docs Barcelona 2020 - The Hypnotist

The Hypnotist is a well-crafted documentary that structures itself around topics of self-glorification and the overlap between reality and an act

Andy Harrison 7/3/20 Andy Harrison 7/3/20

TRIBECA 2020 - Wake Up on Mars

Wake up on Mars is a powerful, ethereal piece of cinema

Paul Anderson 7/3/20 Paul Anderson 7/3/20

Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga

On the strength of the soundtrack alone, Eurovision: The Story of Fire Saga seems destined for a cult following

Omar Franini 7/2/20 Omar Franini 7/2/20

CANNES 2020: Sweat

Sweat is a rather effective depiction of how toxic the social media environment can be and the number of negative consequences it may entail

Paul Anderson 7/1/20 Paul Anderson 7/1/20

Wasp Network

Wasp Network is a long way from a bad film but with the talent involved both in front of and behind the camera it certainly doesn’t meet expectations

Guest User 7/1/20 Guest User 7/1/20

ClapperCast - Episode 4: Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, You Should Have Left, Wasp Network, and Wendy

On episode 4 of ClapperCast, the team discuss Will Ferrell’s latest comedy Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, You Should Have Left, Olivier Assayas’ Wasp Network, and why Benh Zeitlin’s Wendy deserves a second chance

Carson Timar 6/30/20 Carson Timar 6/30/20

7500: The Continued Harm of Unneeded Stereotypes

Carson Timar Explores the Continued Harm of Unneeded Religious Stereotypes Found in Patrick Volrath’s 7500

Jak Luke Sharp 6/29/20 Jak Luke Sharp 6/29/20

Teaser Trailer for RESPECT Arrives

Find out what it means in theaters this December

Omar Franini 6/29/20 Omar Franini 6/29/20

DAU. Natasha + DAU. Degeneration

DAU. Natasha will be discussed and remembered in the years to come

Hillary White 6/28/20 Hillary White 6/28/20

Visions du Réel 2020 - Queens

Queens provides a window into a collective world, where everyone unapologetically expresses themselves — gay, trans, queer and every identity in between

Sumer Singh 6/27/20 Sumer Singh 6/27/20

CPH:DOX - Meanwhile on Earth

It is clear that Meanwhile On Earth is a film for a niche audience

Carson Timar 6/26/20 Carson Timar 6/26/20

A Whisker Away

A Whisker Away focuses on a very forgettable and bland romance that never has that great of chemistry or depth to it

Jak Luke Sharp 6/25/20 Jak Luke Sharp 6/25/20

Arrow Video FrightFest to present August digital edition

Arrow Video FrightFest will go virtual over the August Bank Holiday, presenting up to twenty-five films from Friday 28th August to Mon 31st August inclusive.