Gakuryu Ishii’s Bonkers The Box Man Getting A UK Release
It's been 40 years in making, Gakuryu Ishii's The Box Man is set for a UK and Irish Blu-Ray release...
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To The West, In Zapata Review (Visions du Réel Festival 2025)
There are few cinematic works that convincingly argue for the enduring relevance of tales. When one such film emerges, it...
Hong Kong 1941 Starring Chow Yun Fat Getting A Masters Of Cinema Release
We love our Asian and Hong Kong cinema, so does Eureka Entertainment. They are set to release Hong Kong 1941, the...
The Most Precious Of Cargoes Review
Animation’s golden age continues. After the tightest of races for the Oscar, one that culminated in the trophy going to...
Sebastian Review
Sebastian arrives at a time when sex work is a hot topic in cultural circles. Recently, we had Sean Baker's multi-Oscar-winning...
Things Get ‘Feral’ In Birdeater UK Trailer
Things will get 'feral' in May when Blue Finch Film Releasing bring Birdeater to UK cinemas. Today we get a...
Love And Capitalism In Two To One UK Trailer Starring Sandra Hüller
A wild comedic tale about friendship, community, love and capitalism. Tull Stories have released the UK Trailer For Two To...
Escape From 21st Century Review
Time travel, as a concept, is often inherently illogical. Different films approach it with their own sets of rules and...
Watch Dea Kulumbegashvili’s April ‘Odd’ UK Trailer
The BFI have released the official UK Trailer for Georgian filmmaker Dea Kulumbegashvili's April. This is Kulumbegashvili's second feature with...
Everyone Wants Celeste In Paolo Sorrentino’s Parthenope Trailer
The Bay Of Naples is shrouded in mythology including the sirens. Picturehouse Entertainment have released the Parthenope UK Trailer, does...
Ne Zha 2 Review
I have never considered myself an animation critic. While I cover anime, I do not consume enough animation from around...
Flow Review
Nature is a thing of sheer wonder and beauty. As we observe animals in their natural habitats, their sounds may...
Yojimbo & Sanjuro 4K Review (2025)
A pair of Akira Kurosawa classics hit 4K for the first time, and as ever it's an ideal format to...
Meat Review (Glasgow Film Festival 2025)
Greek tragedy has profoundly shaped modern storytelling. At its core, a Greek tragedy revolves around the downfall of a prominent...