Kaved Jahed’s Zhwan is a subtle but scathing social commentary on gender inequality, sexism, and regressive patriarchal mores...

Harry Oddie’s Redman reimagines a very particular hero identity. Perhaps as a subversion of the superheroes that have crept up in film...

In light of International Women’s Day, it is time that we paid more attention to our female directors, creators, actresses...

At the time of writing, millions will be working from home as the coronavirus continues to spread like poison ivy.

Since the creation of cinema, filmmakers, critics, and even audiences have often favoured the visual aspect of filmmaking.

Merrow by Baz Black is a short film – just over six and a half minutes in length – which shows the audience the beauty of Ireland.

Directed by Pierce Csurgo, Oh, Brother explores young male mental health and toxic masculinity, and how the two intertwine through...

Dating is hard enough, but what happens after you step back in after leaving it behind for near enough twenty years – after marriage...

Pandemic filmmaking is a real phenomenon that is spawning some quality cinema from hardy creatives that are bending over backwards...

Anna is a bird that has flown the nest. A Belarusian immigrant finding her way in the bustling metropolis of New York City...