Days of Happiness Review: Warm Conductor Drama
Chloé Robichaud’s Days of Happiness is a well-shot, sympathetic drama about a composer trying to find balance in her personal life.
Split Film Review: Iris Brey Excels
Split is a fiery directorial debut from Iris Brey, following a stuntwoman who confronts her boyfriend when she realises she’s in love with a woman.
Every Little Thing Review: Nature at its Best
Every Little Thing is a stunning exploration of one of the world’s most delicate birds and the life of a compassionate rehabilitator who nurses each back to life.
Backspot: BFI Flare Film Review
Devery Jacobs leads Backspot, an intensely frustrating yet important drama centering around a teen who gets a spot on her dream cheerleading team.
Close to You: BFI Flare Film Review
Close to You sees Elliot Page in his prime as Sam, who navigates conversations between friends and family as he returns home for the first time since transitioning.
Whatever It Takes Review: Cyberstalking nightmare
With twists and turns at every corner, Whatever It Takes uncovers a shocking true-crime story involving a multibillion-dollar tech company.
Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story Film Review
Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story is an uplifting and stunning portrayal of the unspoken bonds between humans and animals.
Dìdi Film Review: First-Gen Coming of Age Drama
In his feature debut Dìdi, Academy Award nominated filmmaker Sean Wang tackles the immigrant experience and coming of age in California in the 2000s.
Things Will Be Different Review: Twisted Time Travel
Felker’s creativity, accompanied by the film’s flawless execution and cast efforts, makes Things Will Be Different a festival best.
Brandy Hellville & The Cult of Fast Fashion Review
Brandy Hellville & The Cult of Fast Fashion showcases the exploitation of workers at one of the world’s most beloved clothing brands.
