The film is too obviously trying to be taken seriously. This is difficult when it borrows one of its plot points from the horror nadir that is Troll 2.
Two student filmmakers investigate a run-down housng estate and get more than they bargained for.
The film deftly avoids pretension by counterpointing all its creative talent with a sort of general rubbishness about people and places that's deeply endearing.
A Russian conductor sacked under the old regime turns the tables with a scheme to impersonate the Bolshoi orchestra at one fabulous Paris concert.
A high-octane thriller full of exhilarating chase scenes, fight sequences and edge of seat suspense, Connected also takes time to explore the dynamics between its various characters.
A single father receives a telephone call from a stranger who says she has been kidnapped.
McEnery-West turns his restrictions to virtues, creating a nightmarish, hermetically sealed world where his audience share the protagonists’ sense of brutal dislocation.
The residents of a tower block find themselves sealed in when a lethal infection breaks out…
This documentary tells their story. Unfortunately, it doesn't do much else.
A documentary exploring the lives and careers of two of Britain's most influential modernist artists and designers, whose iconic work inspired a generation.
Alterman's camera languidly soaks up the landscape, lingering long enough so that we can appreciate both the beauty of the setting and the surprising dialogue created between it and Christiaan's artwork.
A dreamlike documentary about an unusual family of artists who live in an old monastery.
An honest musical understanding is displayed throughout and it provides a refreshing undercurrent in what might otherwise be a stiflingly familiar tale.
The last year in the life of Ludwig Van Beethoven, seen through the eyes of a young copyist.
