

Tom Hardiman gives us and inventive and labyrinthine debut feature where hair is all that matters.
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Tom Hardiman gives us and inventive and labyrinthine debut feature where hair is all that matters.
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An interestingly non-judgemental and dramatically gripping look at climate action sabotage.
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A ‘talking heads’ documentary can be a bit of a chore when it’s your 33rd film of a festival but the subject matter in Sébastien Lifshitz’s heartfelt documentary keeps you engaged.
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An enigmatic sci-fi-adjacent Moroccan mystical mood piece – which is a term, I never thought I would use.
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Children are the same everywhere, except the ones living in a Cameroon civil war zone tell stories of people being blown up and make art and drawings about tanks and guns.
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Amat Escalante’s Lost in the Night feels like an amalgam of Mexican films I have seen over the past few years.
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