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Legendary author Ernest Hemingway may have lived a life chock-full of adventure but his biggest challenge appears to have been his own demons. Running From Crazy finds renowned documentary filmmaker Barbara Kopple taking an intimate look at the legacy of mental health issues which have dogged three generations of the Hemingway family. To help her [...]
Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes is one of the most unique films you’ll see this year. It’s a dramatic psychological thriller with a powerful secret, captivating from the moment it begins; films of such a high calibre and with such an engaging premise have really been few and far between in recent memory. Kaya [...]
Marking writer-director Jeremy Lovering’s feature debut, In Fear is a strong and chilling film that is sure to be one of the best horror movies of the year. With brilliant performances from its leading trio, Alice Englert, Iain De Caestecker, and Allen Leech, the film takes you on a ride into the darkness of a [...]
A film like this lives and dies with its child actors, and George Tillman, Jr. found an incredibly talented leading duo for The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete. Relative newcomers Skylan Brooks and Ethan Dizon take the titular roles of Mister and Pete, respectively, and their performances are two of the most memorable and [...]
Marking Lynn Shelton’s return behind the camera following her acclaimed Your Sister’s Sister, Touchy Feely is yet another remarkable feature from one of the most unique voices in the industry. Rosemarie DeWitt and Josh Pais are terrific as the co-leads of a brilliant ensemble cast. DeWitt plays Abby, a free-spirited massage therapist who is suddenly [...]
Part family drama, part romantic comedy, part Hollywood satire – there is much to be admired by Lake Bell’s directorial debut In a World…, as the actress has taken a leaf out of Lena Dunham’s book, in writing, directing and starring in a feature that signals a continuing shift in fortunes for female comedy writers, [...]
Following on from the impressive critical success of Gareth Evans’ profitable Indonesian action thriller The Raid, it appears that travelling to Southeast Asia to make movies is a rather wise move for British filmmakers at present, as Sean Ellis’ Philippines set Metro Manila is a striking piece of cinema, as a powerful tale of family [...]
Fans of Shane Carruth’s directorial debut Primer – a low budget sci-fi flick that not only earned the filmmaker the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance Film Festival, but a reverent cult following – have had to wait patiently for nine years to finally witness the talented director’s return, with his sophomore feature Upstream Color finally [...]
The Sundance London Film and Music Festival returns to the capital this weekend and the lineup of film and music events looks to build on the solid foundation established last year. It’s an exciting time for Independent film with the trailblazing success of the Sundance festival in Utah sparking off dozens of initiatives, the Raindance [...]
Sundance London returns with a keen momentum to the O2 Arena from the 25th to the 28th of April and this year the festival’s twin strands of music and film are even more intertwined with some must-see headline events. Below we’ve picked three of the events we’ll be looking out for in our coverage and [...]
The lineup for the second annual Sundance London Film and Music Festival was released yesterday, full details of the features playing can be found here. The festival Directors have outdone themselves this year, building on the success of the inaugural event in 2012. There are a number of UK and International premieres as well [...]
At the end of April Sundance London returns to the O2 for another festival celebrating the best of independent film and music. There is the same diverse range of films which made up the inaugural festival last year with a number of UK premieres including Lynn Shelton’s Touchy Feely, Shane Carruth’s Upstream Color and our [...]
If you’re anywhere near as excited as we are about Sundance London hitting the capital again this April then you’ll be delighted to know that we have a Superscreen pass worth £280 up for grabs. Returning to London’s 02 Arena for its second year between 25 – 28 April Sundance London will be bringing with [...]
Last year the Sundance Film Festival hopped across the Atlantic for the inaugural Sundance London Film and Music Festival. For us here in the UK it was a very exciting move, the reputation of the Park City festival ensured the success of the event and it looks set to be a permanent place on the [...]
About nine years ago, the Will Smith and Alex Proyas version of Isaac Asimov’s infamous Sci-Fi masterpiece I, Robot was brought to the big screen, at the time I was extremely furious, thinking to myself that there was absolutely no way in hell that Will Smith could ever do justice any Asimov piece. Regardless I [...]
Last night the 2013 Sundance Award Ceremony kicked off with a fancy night of food, drinks, and people giving teary eyed speeches. The Ceremony itself was hosted by Sundance favorite, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, whose film and directorial debut Don Jon’s Addiction premiered earlier this week. One of the night’s biggest surprises, was Special Audience Award for [...]
Making its world premiere at Sundance tomorrow, jOBS chronicles the life of the late Steve Jobs, starring Ashton Kutcher as the world-renowned co-founder of Apple. We got our first look at Kutcher in the lead late last year, and followed it up last week with two new images, giving us our first official look at [...]
I wasn’t at all too stoked about checking out Alexandre Moors’ feature length debut Blue Caprice. This was for a few reasons. First of all, I tend to shy away from films which seem to tap into whatever hot button issue Sundance has chosen to make its programming revolve around. It’s not that I don’t think [...]
Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s feature directorial debut, Don Jon’s Addiction, was naturally one of the most anticipated films heading to Sundance this month, and the early reactions have not disappointed. Gordon-Levitt has had a fantastic few years in front of the camera, and we can’t wait to see what he’s like behind it. And it looks like [...]
Eight years ago I walked the frosted Utah streets as a wide-eyed young man, ready for his first taste of the Sundance Film Festival. It was an interesting year for films here in Park City, and while many of us were taking part in the mind-numbingly harsh hazing process that accompanies ones first trip to [...]