Tag: Cinema
We meet the writer and lead of dreamy new queer film Into The Mirror
A new queer cinematic work to sway dreamily into the consciences of critics and cinemagoers, Into The Mirror is a surreal, thoughtful and at...
Kim Cattrall in Horrible Histories movie, we have questions
From Samantha Jones to a comedy sketch show turned movie about ancient history. We need to know a few things.
FILM REVIEW: Just Friends
Surf’s up in this adorable Dutch romcom
Despite his death a decade before, Joris is still struggling with the relationship he had with his father....
The London Indian Film Festival has a sparkling roster of queer films this year
Despite lots of unpleasant discourse to the contrary, the UK and in particular London, remains an accepting, colourful and wonderfully diverse place.
Events like the...
Girl review – An unflinching look at a cis conception of the trans experience
★★★★ by Ifan Llewelyn
The story of Belgian transgender ballet dancer Nora Monsecour is one not familiar to most of us, despite making waves on...
FILM REVIEW: Benjamin
By Dylan B Jones
Simon Amstell’s Benjamin is a film about skinny white boys kissing. It’s also a film about audiences, and the pain or...
REVIEW: Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Melissa McCarthy’s performance is divisive in this detailed etching of a forgotten fraudster.
In a performance that has garnered both ‘Worst’ and ‘Best’ Actress Award...
Review – ‘Postcards From London is a visually stunning, if slightly disjointed reflection on...
We review the arty new piece from Steve McLean
Walking down Old Compton Street for the first time has any young man’s heart racing, with...
Postcards From London
We meet the director behind the dreamy new piece of queer cinema
It’s the film that has been on the lips of LGBT movie-goers for...
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Review – straight-washing and telenovella twists
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By Dylan B Jones
Right from its rain-whipping, thestral-careening start, the most recent cinematic foray into the Potterverse is certainly one thing…confusing. In fact, as...
