New Release Review - SONS OF DENMARK

Fuelled by the rise of a nationalist politician, a young immigrant becomes radicalised.

New Release Review - SO LONG, MY SON

The lives of two Chinese families connected by a tragedy.

New Release Review - THE PARTY'S JUST BEGINNING

A young Scottish woman is haunted by the suicide of a friend.

New Release Review - KILL BEN LYK

A mysterious killer is out to murder everyone Londoner named Ben Lyk.

New Release Review - PERMISSION

An Iranian Futsal player is denied her husband's permission to attend an international tournament.

New Release Review - DRIVEN

Hoping to dig up some dirt for the FBI, a busted drug smuggler befriends auto magnate John DeLorean.

First Look Review - QUEEN OF HEARTS

A woman embarks on a sexual relationship with her stepson.

New To DVD - OPUS ZERO

An American composer travels to the Mexican his late father called home and becomes intrigued by a local mystery.

New Release Review - CONNECT

A young Scottish man struggles to overcome depression.

First Look Review - ANGEL OF MINE

A mother becomes convinced that her son's playmate is the daughter she lost as an infant in a fire.

New To DVD - THE CHAMBERMAID

A young woman tends to the rooms of a sprawling Mexico City hotel.

London Film Festival 2019 Review - BACURAU

A rural Brazilian community experiences a series of strange occurrences.

New Release Review (VOD) - ISABELLE

After moving into a new home, a young couple is menaced by a supernatural presence.

Now On Netflix - LEVEL 16

Pupils begin to suspect sinister goings on at their subterranean boarding school.

New Release Review (VOD) - STRANGE BUT TRUE

A grieving family is disrupted by the arrival of a young woman who claims to be carrying their dead son's child.

New Release Review - TEHRAN: CITY OF LOVE

The travails of three lovelorn Tehranians.

Interview - RIOT GIRLS Director Jovanka Vuckovic

Jovanka Vuckovic discusses her alternative '90s set post-apocalyptic punk thriller.

First Look Review - RIOT GIRLS

Two tribes of teenagers battle in a world where adults have been wiped out by a plague.

Interview - ROJO Director Benjamín Naishtat

We spoke with the Argentine filmmaker about his acclaimed new thriller.

New Release Review - ROJO

In 1970s Argentina, an argumentative encounter between two men spirals out of control.