film review

Sunday's Children review: Reuben Hamlyn's Cannes short on fatherhood, entitlement, and the women who see through it

Maximilian Isaacs and Blu Hunt anchor a formally inventive, quietly devastating short about male entitlement and reproductive autonomy.

Between Breath & Silence review: a falling feather carries a lot of weight

Tom's last chance to come out to his dying father drives Nicole Pott's visually restrained but emotionally familiar short drama.

Boy With the Light-Blue Eyes Review Greek Folk Horror Debut at SXSW London

Greek writer-director Thanasis Neofotistos spent twelve years building his debut feature, and every frame shows it. Shot in the mountain villages of Arcadia, The Boy With the Light-Blue Eyes is a precisely realised queer coming-of-age fable with exceptional sound design, strong performances across the board.