Film FestivalsGFF15: Alan Rickman’s A Little ChaosAlan Rickman returns to the director’s chair for the first time since 1997’s The Winter By Culture Fix / 3 March 2015
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsGFF15 Review: The Town That Dreaded Sundown (2014)Ryan Murphy’s passion for the horror genre goes cinematic in his meta-sequel to 1976 cult By Culture Fix / 3 March 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsGFF15 Review: A Second Chance (En chance til)Susanne Bier’s Serena was a pleasant surprise that served up a solid helping of emotionally-charged By Culture Fix / 3 March 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsGFF15 Review: The New Girlfriend (Une nouvelle amie)Francois Ozon’s latest film, The New Girlfriend, follows the slightly shaky In the House and By Culture Fix / 2 March 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsGFF15 Review: The Little DeathThe curious world of sexual fetishes is the subject of Australian comedy The Little Death By Culture Fix / 24 February 2015
Film Film Festivals ReviewsGFF15 Review: MarshlandBrooding Spanish crime-drama Marshland was sadly the subject of some technical difficulties at its Glasgow By Culture Fix / 24 February 2015
Film Film Festivals Reviews World CinemaGFF15 Review: Wild TalesThe Oscar nominated Wild Tales may have failed to achieve victory in the Best Foreign By Culture Fix / 24 February 2015
Film Film Festivals Reviews TrailersTrailer: Abel Ferrara’s Pasolini BiopicThis year is a wonderful time to be an Abel Ferrara fan with the director By Culture Fix / 2 September 2014
Film Film Festivals Reviews TrailersTrailer: Rio, I Love YouWe love an anthology drama here at Culture Fix and one of our favourites in By Culture Fix / 18 July 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: SnowpiercerSnowpiercer finally made its UK premiere at this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival and it By Culture Fix / 27 June 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: Nicolas Cage in JoeDavid Gordon Green’s southern drama Joe gives us an immersive portrait of fractured characters and By Culture Fix / 27 June 2014
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsEIFF Review: HoneymoonI approached my final horror of this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival with some trepidation By Culture Fix / 27 June 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: Hide and SeekJoanna Coates attempts to explore the concept of living in a utopia in the modern By Culture Fix / 27 June 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: Life After BethIf like me zombie themed romantic comedy Warm Bodies left you as cold as one By Culture Fix / 27 June 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: The AnomalyNoel Clarke’s third directorial feature sees him in front of the cameras once again in By Culture Fix / 27 June 2014
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsEIFF Review: CoherenceOne of the surprise treats of this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival is low-key sci-fi By Culture Fix / 27 June 2014
Film Film Festivals Horror Reviews World CinemaEIFF Review: ScintillaBritish horror is not particularly good at hitting the middle ground – it normally finds By Culture Fix / 27 June 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: We’ll Never Have ParisJoined by his wife Jocelyn Towne, The Big Bang Theory’s Simon Helberg turns director with By Culture Fix / 27 June 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: Robert Duvall in A Night in Old MexicoOld-fashioned caper, A Night in Old Mexico, supposedly a passion project for its leading star By Culture Fix / 24 June 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: HellionKat Candler’s Hellion boasts some strong performances but ultimately feels like an amalgamation of various By Culture Fix / 24 June 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: Castles in the SkyGillies Mackinnon’s portrait of engineer Robert Watson Watt, Castles in the Sky, is a shining By Culture Fix / 24 June 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: A Most Wanted ManOne of the final films completed by Philip Seymour Hoffman before his untimely death is By Culture Fix / 24 June 2014
Film Film Festivals Horror Reviews World CinemaEIFF Review: Abel Ferrara’s Welcome to New YorkAbel Ferrara’s latest work Welcome to New York is a film so unflinching in its By Culture Fix / 22 June 2014
Film Film Festivals ReviewsEIFF Review: Falling Star (Stella cadente)A surprise stand-out of this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival is Luis Minarro’s Falling Star By Culture Fix / 20 June 2014
Film Film Festivals Horror ReviewsEIFF Review: Cold in JulyJim Mickle, the director behind Stakeland and We Are What We Are is a man By Culture Fix / 20 June 2014