☆☆☆ Review Deliver us (Liberami) a very surprising and shocking documentary on exorcism in the Catholic church. Written by: Dawid Warchol Directed by Federica Di Giacomo about a mysterious topic which has never been fully explained, a documentary about exorcism. […]
School Life Review: A celebration of devoted teachers ☆☆☆☆ Written by: Monika Pundzaite The observational documentary School Life was a Sundance audience favourite, it follows the lives of prep school teaching couple Amanda and John Leyden who have been teaching […]
Dying Laughing review: An intimate look at Stand up. by: Rafael Magalhaes ☆☆☆☆ A documentary about comedy. Not the most common things to see, as comedy is self explanatory, however directors Lloyd Stanton and Paul Toogood, decided to do just that, […]
Drm has seen the horror film: the eyes of my mother. Considering what modern horror movies look like, “The Eyes of My Mother” is a very positive surprise. The qualities of the movie enables it to stand out and the experience […]
The Untamed Review Review of The Untamed by Mexican dir. Amat Escalante. An amazing follow up to his Cannes winner Heli, THE UNTAMED (LA REGIÓN SALVAJE) is a social drama mixed with sci-fi that makes it hard to define according to genre. […]
Selma Review: An important historic drama about a landmark in the Civil Rights Movement Selma directed by Ava DuVernay, starring British acclaimed actor David Oyelowo, 39 as Martin Luther King and Carmen Ejogo, 41 as his wife. Produced by among others Oprah […]
The Face of an Angel London Premiere By Alisa Narbutas Angel /ˈeɪndʒ(ə)l/ noun 1. a person of exemplary conduct or virtue. synonyms: paragon of virtue, saint, gem, treasure, nonpareil; used in similes or comparisons to refer to a person’s outstanding […]
Foxcatcher London Premiere By Alisa Narbutas If Americans love one thing, it’s patriotic sports men who fill their hearts with the joy of winning gold medals. No wonder Marc Schultz’s story caught the attention of Moneyball Director Bennett Miller. “Coach […]
Testament of Youth World premiere – London Film Festival By Alisa Narbutas Films about war seem to be a popular thing in the Film Industry. From “All Quiet on the Western Front” to “Schindler’s List”, all seem to be concentrating […]
WILD Premiere – 58th BFI London Film Festival By Alisa Narbutas Review of Wild with Reese Witherspoon that premiered at the London Film Festival. I think we’ve all faced a point in our lives, when dealing with difficult personal issues, […]
