‘Burning Ambition’ tells the story of the legendary Iron Maiden, while also emphasizing the love shared between the band and their fans.
Marcellus Cox’s no-nonsense direction and the performances of the central characters ensure that this brief story will hold your attention and provoke much thought.
Comic mystery ‘The Dummy Detective’ follows a ventriloquist private eye solving bizarre murders with his talking dummy partner.
Part public mid-life crisis and part one-man rock opera (his words, not mine), the film follows Will on a series of live dates, edited into one...
Indie filmmaker Nicola Rose delivers ‘Magnetosphere,’ a quirky love story that is not forcibly woke and deals with issues in a cute and endearing humorous fashion.
Grateful Kid: WHY YOU HERE? is a photo documentary by Charles Mensah which embodies the essence of independent filmmaking.
Starring a revitalized Nicolas Cage, Osgood Perkins’ new film ‘Longlegs’ (C2 Motion Picture Group) is more than just pedestrian horror.
Yorgos Lanthimos is back with ‘Kinds of Kindness,’ his latest film with Emma Stone, a worthwhile entry into an impressive filmography.
Despite much anticipation for the finale of Ti West's X Trilogy, ‘MaXXXine’ (A24) falls flat and acts as a disappointing conclusion.
Dr. Augusta Palmer’s new Blues-focused documentary, ‘The Blues Society,’ is a brilliant look into the history of Memphis Blues music.
The full-length documentary ‘Let It Die Here’ is a must-watch for any fan, large or small, of musician Linda Perry.
Film director Marcellus Cox explains the inspirations and intentions behind his debut feature ‘Mickey Hardaway’.
Teenage Joans "The Rot That Grows Inside My Chest (The Film)," a short film that creates a colourful gothic horror tale of candy apples and then...
This documentary delves into the story of Cymande, one of the most underrated names in UK funk. Read our thoughts on it here.
‘Bob Marley: One Love’ Biopic held it's premiere alongside personal insights from a guest panel in London recently. Read our thoughts here.
The mini-doc, ‘Why We Come Back?,’ feels like it is something for those already familiar with the event to use as a tool for nostalgia and...
‘A Leisurely Swim to Everlasting Life’ (AKP Recordings) is a wonderfully calming mini-documentary that draws you in slowly and leaves you wanting to discover more about...
Aussie hardcore mob Speed head back out on the road, this time documenting their European run in ‘Gang Called Speed.’
If you're an art fan or a metalhead, ‘Paul Gregory: Heavy Metal Painter’ is a brilliant documentary that should hold your interest.
A little film with a big heart, Nicola Rose's debut feature film, 'Goodbye, Petrushka,' is a cute slice of escapism that, on the whole, just like...
Check out life on the road with Aussie hardcore upstarts Speed (Flatspot Records) in this exhilarating mini-documentary from Jack Rudder.
‘Running A Family Farm’ is a heart-warming short film by French rock-blues guitar/drums duo, The Inspector Cluzo.
Swedish post-death metal band, Cult of Luna delivers ‘Full Moon,’ a beautifully cinematic documentary experience with pin-sharp images.
This is more than just a biography, it is a beautiful portrait of a special individual, and many will identify with him as a human. For...
With a second album imminent and an accompanying inspirational documentary short film, we dive into the philosophical world of Asher Gamedze.
boygenius recently unveiled their Kristen Stewart-directed short film "the film" (Black Dog Films), and it is a wonderfully shot experiment in indie-style filmmaking.