Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: RoarThe cult classic label gets chucked about too easily these days – but one such By Culture Fix / 30 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: 54 – The Director’s CutMark Christopher’s disco drama 54 scraped back little more than its production costs upon its By Culture Fix / 30 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: The D TrainThe D Train might look like amusing Friday night fare – which it is – By Culture Fix / 30 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: FresnoRegular scene-stealing supporting actresses Natasha Lyonne and Judy Greer are given co-leading roles in Fresno, By Culture Fix / 30 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: Dead Rising: WatchtowerThe Dead Rising video game series gets its first stint on the silver screen in By Culture Fix / 29 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: BereaveThe strangest film of 2015 has arrived and it’s the stagey future camp classic, Bereave, By Culture Fix / 29 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: The MessengerDavid Blair’s supernatural-drama The Messenger touches on some intriguing ideas, but refuses to commit to By Culture Fix / 29 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: ManglehornFresh from the excellent Nicolas Cage starring Joe, director David Gordon Green provides a similarly By Culture Fix / 26 June 2015
Film Film Festivals Reviews World CinemaEIFF 2015 Review: Cut SnakeFrom the onset it seems evident in which direction Tony Ayres’ Australian crime thriller Cut By Culture Fix / 26 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: Learning to DriveIt seems that no one taught director Isabel Coixet and writer Sarah Kernochan to drive By Culture Fix / 26 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: InfiniDirector and co-writer Shane Abbess successfully harks back to the glory days of the sci-fi By Culture Fix / 25 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: Rio, I Love YouAfter the charm laden Paris, je t’aime and New York, I Love You, producer Emmanuel By Culture Fix / 24 June 2015
Film Film Festivals Reviews World CinemaEIFF 2015 Review: Redeemer (Redentor)Chilean martial arts action/western Redentor (aka Redeemer) has its sights set on capturing the pulpy By Culture Fix / 24 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: Franny aka The BenefactorRichard Gere takes the lead in writer-director Andrew Renzi’s Franny – a picture that may By Culture Fix / 24 June 2015
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: MaggieThe thought of Arnold Scwarzenegger starring in a ‘zombie film’ is set to conjure up By Culture Fix / 22 June 2015
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: The HallowIn what has been a somewhat unremarkable year for the horror genre thus far (minus By Culture Fix / 22 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: Love & MercyFew musicians are as deserving of a biopic than Brian Wilson, the musical genius behind By Culture Fix / 22 June 2015
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: 45 YearsFraught nuances have knockout blows in Andrew Haigh’s (Weekend, Looking) 45 Years, a heartbreaking glimpse By Culture Fix / 22 June 2015
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: Manson Family VacationUpcoming Netflix release Manson Family Vacation puts Transparent star and one-half of the Duplass production By Culture Fix / 22 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: The Pyramid TextsIf described as a ninety-eight minute boxing monologue, The Pyramid Texts may not seem like By Culture Fix / 22 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: Love Film FestivalLove Film Festival’s continent spanning tale of two lovers fighting the odds had the potential By Culture Fix / 20 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: The Stanford Prison ExperimentDirect from Sundance 2015, The Stanford Prison Experiment makes its way to the Edinburgh Film By Culture Fix / 20 June 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF 2015 Review: The Legend of Barney ThomsonRobert Carlyle directs and stars in The Legend of Barney Thomson, a darkly comic tale By Culture Fix / 18 June 2015
Features Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsFeature: Edinburgh International Film Festival 2015 Programme HighlightsThe 69th Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) sees the appointment new Artistic Director, Mark Adams By Culture Fix / 27 May 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsGFF15 Review: Clouds of Sils MariaOlivier Assayas writes and directs Clouds of Sils Maria, an ambitious character study examining the By Culture Fix / 5 March 2015