The Accidental Spy: International Jewish Film Festival at JW3
“Always be alert, and don’t accept orders you can’t follow with an open heart” is the message from former spy Marthe Cohn to young people today in this lively part-animated documentary
Film review: The Ponds directed by Patrick McLennan and Samuel Smith
Regulars at the Heath’s famous bathing ponds extol the virtues of freshwater swimming in freezing temperatures in this life-affirming low budget documentary
Film review: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Terry Gilliam’s modern twist on the 17th classic is flawed but wonderfully wacky.
Cannes Film Festival fraught with cryptic psychodrama
Meredith Taylor founder and editor of online film magazine Filmuforia rounds up the latest from the 70th Cannes Film Festival
Ken Loach’s Palme d’Or-winning I Daniel Blake, film review: ‘Gritty slice of social realism’
Dartmouth Park director Ken Loach celebrates his 80th birthday this June. After his latest feature, I, Daniel Blake won the Palme D’Or and a documentary out about his life and work, Meredith Taylor reports on this gritty slice of social realism.
Ken Loach’s Palme d’Or-winning I Daniel Blake, film review: ‘Gritty slice of social realism’
Dartmouth Park director Ken Loach celebrates his 80th birthday this June. After his latest feature, I, Daniel Blake won the Palme D’Or and a documentary out about his life and work, Meredith Taylor reports on this gritty slice of social realism.
Ken Loach’s Palme d’Or-winning I Daniel Blake, film review: ‘Gritty slice of social realism’
Dartmouth Park director Ken Loach celebrates his 80th birthday this June. After his latest feature, I, Daniel Blake won the Palme D’Or and a documentary out about his life and work, Meredith Taylor reports on this gritty slice of social realism.
