Breathing
Breathing is the debut feature from Austrian Karl Markovics.
Film Reviews, News & Competitions
Salmon Fishing In The Yemen DVD
Having cornered the ‘Oldies’ market recently with the light-hearted
Airborne
Probably the big draw for anyone thinking of watching Dominic Burns’ Airborne will be to see just how their favourite Jedi is doing nowadays.
Producer Jonathan Sothcott
With Airborne out on DVD this week, Dan Clay caught up with one of the film’s producers, Jonathan Sothcott, to chat about strippers, werewolves, Luke Skywalker, and why he and Independent British
Documentaries
From Katy Perry rock-dock, Part Of Me (3D), to Marina Abramovic’s performance-art feature, The Artist Is Present, this month’s releases include a deluge of documentaries to delight and bemuse. In celebration, Dan
Juan Of The Dead DVD
It was only a matter of time before Shaun of the Dead’s in-jokey title in itself became the focal point for a self-referential comedy, something Zombieland failed to pick up on, but
Movie Trilogies
As Men In Black returns for its third instalment this week, Dan Clay tackles the tricky topic of trilogies. Which other movie trilogies struggled to improve on their first outing? Which faltered
Cursed Movies
With the Cannes Film Festival in full swing and allowing all those in attendance to bask in glorious sunshine it seems that even dark things happen on the Croisette. British horror movie
Juan Of The Dead
The zombie apocalypse finally hits Cuba in this so-so horror comedy
Angèle Et Tony
It’s too tempting to say there must be something in the French water, but after the enjoyably fantastical delights of Aki Kaurismäki’s Le Havre comes another Normandy port-set film about an odd