By ★★★ Starring: #MichaelBurtch Directed by: #ChristopherShoust Short Film Review by: Alexandra James This short film explores art in its purest form, directed by Christopher Shoust, the audience are exposed to the wonderful world of music and art combined. A Tear in the Fabric of Time focuses on a sound sculpture
Blu-ray Review: Norbert Pfaffenbichler’s 2551 Trilogy (The Kid, The Orgy & The End)
When you go to film school, the instructors will beat into your head that “film is a visual medium.” While this is true, your instructors and classmates will get incredibly angry if you force them to sit through a silent movie. Why? Because they hate to hear other people breathing
The 5 Films Releasing in UK Cinemas Boxing Day 2025
Boxing Day. It is, without question, a critical day in the entire cinematic calendar for UK distributors. This is the moment when the public, saturated with turkey and family chat, flocks to the multiplexes seeking refuge and spectacle. The release schedule for December 26, 2025, reflects this perfectly.
Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025)
Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025) The world of Pandora will change forever. After the mixed but undeniably ambitious Avatar: The Way of Water (2022), James Cameron returns with Avatar: Fire and Ash, a sequel that feels more confident, more focused, and — crucially — more alive. Where its predecessor often
DVD Review: Beyond Graceland – Ladysmith Black Mambazo
In the Fall of 1986, Paul Simon returned to the airwaves when “You Can Call Me Al” became a smash hit. He even had a video playing on MTV with Simon clowning around with Chevy Chase. The real star of the song was the funky bass of South African Bakithi
