Boorman and the Devil: The infamous ‘Exorcist 2: The Heretic’
There are few films with a reputation quite like The Exorcist 2: The Heretic. Released in 1977 as...
Category: Film
Songs of Forgotten Trees – Interview with director Anuparna Roy
Indian director Anuparna Roy’s feature debut Songs of Forgotten Trees, tells the story of...
Ish – Imran Perretta’s deeply personal film debut
Multidisciplinary artist Imran Perretta’s directorial debut feature Ish, is set in...
Shoot the People – The protest must be documented
Nigerian director Andy Mundy-Castle’s documentary Shoot the People is an apt title given...
Pulp: What do you do for an encore?
There are bands that soundtrack an era, and there are bands that somehow outlive the one they...
Ido Fluk’s ‘Köln 75’ film about an extraordinary concert
Israeli-American director Ido Fluk’s Köln 75, is based on the true story of how Keith Jarrett’s...
‘Moss and Freud’ film – 2 very different worlds collide
British/New Zealand director James Lucas’ Moss and Freud, revisits the unexpected and surprising...
The Balloonists – a race around the world against the oligarchs
BAFTA Award-winning British documentarian John Dower’s The Balloonists, is set in the winter of...
‘Olivia’ – Her father goes missing at the End of the world
Sofía Petersen is an Argentinian-born and UK-based filmmaker, who studied film in Buenos Aires and...
‘Surviving Earth’ – Powerful & personal debut directed by Thea Gajić
Director Thea Gajić’s feature directorial debut, Surviving Earth, is a film deeply rooted in the...
My Undesirable Friends: Part I – Last Air in Moscow
Russian-American filmmaker Julia Loktev’s documentary My Undesirable Friends: Part I – Last...
‘Think of England’ film – is pornography for the boys a myth?
Think of England debuted at the Glasgow film festival this year, an intriguing indie film that...
