Saint Omer – French Film Festival 2022 – Film Review
Saint Omer generates a degree of warmth enabling the film to raise itself above the parapet of the existing court room battle film canon
Carry My Heart to the Yellow River – European Independent Film Festival 2020 – Film Review
Carry My Heart to the Yellow River is a 21-minute charming, captivating, compelling but poignant and irrepressible kaleidoscope of a film which will shoot Cupid’s arrow directly into your heart.
Misbehaviour – Film Review
Based on a true story, Misbehaviour depicts the events leading up to a protest.
The Odd Family: Zombie on Sale (Zombie For Sale) – London Korean Film Festival 2019 – Film Review
The Odd Family: Zombie on Sale certainly defied my expectations as a comedic, genre-crossing zombie tale with social commentary.
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood – London Film Festival 2019 – Film Review
Following on from Can You Ever Forgive Me, Heller’s direction changes tack and effectively does a 360 degree turn in A Beautiful Day in the Neigborhood to create what must be on the list as being one of the most heartfelt films for 2019.
The Shiny Shrimps (Les Crevettes Pailletées) – Film Review
The Shiny Shrimps is a feel-good comedy and overall it unveils an amusing, fictionalised, outlook of the team’s exploits in their quest to qualify for the Gay Games in Croatia, which is the biggest event on the LGBTQ+ sports calendar.
