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Album Review: Slow Readers Club Release Anthemic 6th LP “Knowledge Freedom Power”

February 24, 2023

Band Image – Credit: Trust A Fox Photography One of the great things about being a music journalist is that you get early access to new music. The downside of…

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Meet: Alex Keevill, The Man Behind Alternate Rock Project ‘The Microdance’

Can you give us a potted history of the band Firstly, I’d like to make it known that although The Microdance has been a thing since 2007, I’m definitely not…

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Film Review: Olga

While the horrific events and war crimes taking place in Ukraine have dominated news channels around the world, this is not a new conflict. Indeed, former President Yanukovych’s botched attempt…

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IFFR Review: France

While she’s best known for high profile roles in Blue is the Warmest Colour and as Dr. Madeleine Swann in the Bond films, Léa Seydoux has been working in the…

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Blu-Ray Review: Shock Corridor

It has been a long time coming but, in the West at least, mental illness is finally being treated as seriously as physical conditions. The brain is an incredibly complex…

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Blu-ray Review: Everybody in Our Family

Romania has long produced highly individual and unashamedly idiosyncratic cinema. Heralded by the release of Cristi Puiu’s directorial debut Stuff and Dough in 2001, and exploding during the middle of…

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Film Review: The Apparition

Vincent Lindon has played a variety of roles since the beginning of the 1980s, none more intriguing than ‘very drunk man’ in Mathieu Kassovitz’s seminal La Haine. Whilst he’s been…

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Film Festival Preview: Sheffield Doc/Fest 2016

Now with Liz McIntyre at the helm, Sheffield Doc/Fest returns between 10-15 June with another marvellously diverse line-up. Once again there’s a brilliant and eclectic range of documentaries, including 27…

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DVD Review: Death Walks Twice

Giallo movies reached their peak in the early 1970s. The Italian slasher genre has a special place in the heart of many film fans due to its heady mix of…

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Blu-ray Review: Essential Godard

Jean-Luc Godard was arguably the greatest film director of the 1960s. He was also the driving force behind the French New Wave (La Nouvelle Vague) movement and one of the…

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