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09/08/202028/11/2020

The Tigers of Scotland in Radio Times’ official ‘Best Netflix Natural History Documentaries’ List

Breakout indie film and natural history documentary film ‘The Tigers of Scotland‘, which explores the plight of one of the most endangered creatures in the world – the Scottish Wildcat – has recently been featured as one of the Best Natural History Documentaries to Watch on Netflix. You can see the full list of Radio … Continue reading The Tigers of Scotland in Radio Times’ official ‘Best Netflix Natural History Documentaries’ List

28/07/201519/08/2020

Film Review: The Wonderful Miss Todd

When people say ‘truth is stranger than fiction’, they are generally correct when it comes to the weirdest tales that are told over with glee and fascination. The Wonderful Miss Todd is a wonderful film about feminism, ambition, and courage. And sometimes, truth is more fantastic than fiction. Women in aviation are, as a whole, … Continue reading Film Review: The Wonderful Miss Todd

04/01/201520/08/2020

5 Films You Must Watch in 2015

5 Films You’ll Want To Watch in 2015 At least five. I’ve added more than five to account for the fact that 2015 is going to be a bumper year right across the industry…have a look at the categories below. This year, it’s also key to remember that we’re now so much closer to those rumours … Continue reading 5 Films You Must Watch in 2015

01/01/201523/08/2020

2014 Was The Year of Kick-Ass Women In Film

2014 Was The Year of Kick-Ass Women In Film. And generally since the 70s; more and more female characters are driving mainstream movie narratives beyond the noir genre, thoroughly smashing the filters of the Bechdel Test. In a throughly equivocal order numbered only for convenience, find below proof that for women, being badass this year, was … Continue reading 2014 Was The Year of Kick-Ass Women In Film

25/10/201422/08/2020

Short Films of the Month

Enjoy this batch of our reviews in the short film world. Here is: Short Films of the Month. 1. Kyla La Grange – Cut Your Teeth Been obsessed with this song for months. My friend James put me onto Kyla as pretty much her number 1 fan and I was like, yeah Jamie: I bloody well … Continue reading Short Films of the Month

01/04/201420/08/2020

SHORT FILM REVIEWS: FOR APRIL

Happy April. You’re only a fool if you’re watching short films for the wrong reasons. (Hopefully that provoked the response: how can you watch short films for the wrong reasons?) Here’s April’s roundup: 1.LEAP, Dan Gaud (2010) Fringe-esque short film joy with some creepy looking Voldemort things in, AKA: parallel-universal travel for the WIN! Production … Continue reading SHORT FILM REVIEWS: FOR APRIL

03/03/201405/11/2020

Was Leo Robbed During the 2014 Oscars? Well…

Hearts broke all over the world. Poor Leonardo DiCaprio. Well, not that he is *poor*; Leo DiCaprio is incredibly rich by most standards, but, in an awful twist of fate: the internet memes which preceded last night’s result came horribly true. Kids, if you’re in the UK and just waking up to read this, Leonardo … Continue reading Was Leo Robbed During the 2014 Oscars? Well…

02/03/201405/11/2020

Short Film Reviews – for March 2014

March, March, March.What ‘ave you? Well actually, you consist of: St Patrick’s Day, St’ David’s Day (not nearly enough drinking for that one) UK Mother’s Day, Crufts – it’s the month of waking up, many of us attempting New Years’ Resolutions all over again, dieting – etcetera. Subscribe to Amazon Prime Video Channels and get … Continue reading Short Film Reviews – for March 2014