Jak Luke Sharp 7/30/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/30/20

Impetigore

Impetigore is a hauntingly engaging and fruitfully frightening feature that will send shivers down the viewer's spine

Nick Johnson 7/30/20 Nick Johnson 7/30/20

Family Romance, LLC

It is very hard to see how another film, particularly in the next decade, will be as experimental as Family Romance, LLC

Owen Hiscock 7/29/20 Owen Hiscock 7/29/20

Hamilton

For three-quarters of these songs, one will be treated, at least in some capacity, to Miranda's trauma-inducing warbling

Alexander Holmes 7/29/20 Alexander Holmes 7/29/20

MALCOLM X: Spike Lee’s Symbol of Hope and Guidance

Continuing our SPIKE LEE RETROSPECTIVE in support of BLM, Alexander Holmes pens an essay on the exploration of the titular character found in Spike Lee’s MALCOLM X

Kyle Gaffney 7/28/20 Kyle Gaffney 7/28/20

The Kissing Booth 2

The Kissing Booth 2 manages to be heaps of fun

Guest User 7/28/20 Guest User 7/28/20

ClapperCast - Episode 10: The Rental, Radioactive, Strasbourg 1518, Family Romance LLC

On episode 10 of ClapperCast, the team discuss Dave Franco’s debut The Rental, Radioactive, Jonathan Glazer’s Strasbourg 1518, and Werner Herzog’s Family Romance LLC

Ashley Robson 7/27/20 Ashley Robson 7/27/20

You Should Have Left

The difficulties of finding a balance between a coherent feature film and staying true to all aspects of the literature are evident

Jak Luke Sharp 7/27/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/27/20

Lake of Death

Director Nini Bull Robsahm makes Lake of Death as compelling and engaging as possible, even with severe limitations on offer

Jak Luke Sharp 7/26/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/26/20

Brothers In Brothel

Jiro Sato's Brothers in Brothel is a brooding and multifaceted look at sex work and the exploitation and empowerment that surrounds it

Jak Luke Sharp 7/25/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/25/20

The Pool

The Pool is an intimately produced and claustrophobic horror that uses setting and genre convention to a spectacular degree

Ashley Robson 7/25/20 Ashley Robson 7/25/20

The Rental

The Rental is a film with dedication taken in both the script and the production

Carson Timar 7/24/20 Carson Timar 7/24/20

Radioactive

Radioactive might not be the most toxic film of the year so far, it certainly is up there as one of the hardest films to sit through

Alexander Holmes 7/23/20 Alexander Holmes 7/23/20

SCHOOL DAZE: An Exploration of Race, Gender and Class Politics

Continuing our SPIKE LEE RETROSPECTIVE in support of BLM, Alexander Holmes explores Race, Gender and Class Politics in Spike Lee’s School Daze

Guest User 7/22/20 Guest User 7/22/20

ClapperCast - Episode 9: The Painted Bird, Finding The Way Back, The Beach House (with guest Nicolò Grasso)

On episode 9 of ClapperCast, the team discuss the controversial The Painted Bird, Ben Affleck’s The Way Back, and Shudder Original The Beach House

Ewan Gleadow 7/21/20 Ewan Gleadow 7/21/20

Never Be Done: The Richard Glen Lett Story

A directorial debut for documentary filmmaker Roy Tighe, Never Be Done is a touching story of reminiscence and retrospect through the eyes and words of the very man they document

Alina Faulds 7/20/20 Alina Faulds 7/20/20

Miss Juneteenth

Miss Juneteenth tells the earnest, heartfelt story of the Black female experience

Jacob Allen 7/19/20 Jacob Allen 7/19/20

IFFR 2020 - A Frenchman

A Frenchman is not a history lesson of the time, but a research on the effects of the times

Jak Luke Sharp 7/18/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/18/20

Sergio

Sergio is one massively missed opportunity

Guest User 7/18/20 Guest User 7/18/20

ClapperCast - Episode 8: Greyhound, The Old Guard, Bad Education

On episode 8 of ClapperCast, the team discuss Tom Hanks’ Greyhound, Charlize Theron’s The Old Guard, and Hugh Jackman’s Bad Education

Alexander Holmes 7/18/20 Alexander Holmes 7/18/20

Vast of Night

The Vast of Night is the kind of film that stirs the imagination and makes the future of cinema seem like a bright place in these dark times