Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: Hi, AI
The relationship between man and machine has always been a complex one. Humans seem to have an implicit need to create in our own image. Whilst at the same time,…
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Blu-Ray Review: Escape Room
Humans love a good conundrum. Whether it’s the Sunday Times crossword or taking part in one of the myriad ‘escape rooms’ which have shot up around the world, there’s something…
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: A Wild Stream
Today, time seems to fly by in a dazzling haze. There’s so much going on around us and life moves as such a fast pace that it’s easy to forget…
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: Once Aurora
The music industry is a brutal place. Whilst the rise of Youtube, Instagram and other social media provided another route to stardom, the same exploitative industry system of managers and…
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: The Brink
The Brink gives him space to breathe and in doing so affords the audience a glimpse into what makes him tick.
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: The Sound is Innocent
There seems to be a intrinsic need within the human psyche for music. Whether that is creating or listening depends very much on your talent. As Plato is often misquoted…
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: Hail Satan?
One of the most amusing documentaries you’re liable to see this year.
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: Kabul, City in the Wind
It’s a beautifully made and extremely thoughtful portrait of a city trying to move on.
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: Dark Suns
Despite its geographical closeness to the United States, Mexico is a country far removed from its rich neighbour. Decades of struggles between different cartels, police, the military, local militias and…
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Review: The Fortress
In this modern connected world, football is possibly the closest thing we have to tribalism. Football is not just a game for some. It’s a way of life. Supporting your…
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