Film Review: The Absent One (2014)
byFrom Denmark comes director Mikkel Norgaard’s film The Absent One, the second instalment in the Department Q series based on the novels by Jussi…
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Film Review: They Have Escaped (2014)
byIn Finnish film They Have Escaped, director Jukka-Pekka Valkeapää, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Pilvi Peltola, offers a dark and unsettling look into…
Film Review: Silent Heart (2014)
byDanish film Silent Heart explores the sensitive issue of euthanasia by grounding its political stance in the personal and the intimate. Directed by Bille…
Review: Blowfly Park (2014)
byIn Swedish film Blowfly Park, director and screenwriter Jens Östberg has crafted a restrained and stylish portrait of an ordinary man grappling with the…
Film Review: Out of Nature (2014)
byStable job. Nice home. Loving wife. Healthy son. It’s a tough life. To get away from it all, Martin (Ole Giæver) embarks on a…
Film Review: Far From Men (2014)
byIt is 1954 and the Algerian War is building momentum as it begins to reach the lives of civilians. Trouble is brought to the…
Film Review: Paper Towns (2015)
byPaper Towns is the second feature from Jake Schreier. Young adult romance script specialists and frequent collaborators Scott Neustadter and Michael Weber interpret John…
Film Review: Mr. Holmes (2015)
byOne of the more interesting developments in entertainment over the past few years has been the resurgence of Sherlock Holmes. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s…
Film Review: The Gallows (2015)
byThe Gallows is a found footage horror film, set in a high school in Middle America in 2013. A group of teens are staging…
Film Review: Ruben Guthrie (2015)
byBrendan Cowell directs his first feature with Ruben Guthrie, and delivers a witty and interesting film. Adapted from his very successful stage play of…