Aftersun is what we use to soothe ourselves. It also evokes an aftermath. This beautiful debut feature is set on an elegiac 1990s summer holiday at a…
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A brilliant and important film that for many years since its 1980 release has languished, little-seen until the last decade. Babylon fleshes out the…
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Following a strange experience at a party, teenage Betsy returns home and declares to her mother, Holly, that she no longer needs to eat, being guided…
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Black Sun is a highly innovative documentary made by filmmaker Gary Tarn, telling the remarkable story of French artist Hugues de Montalembert, who…
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In 1988 queer people’s lives were upended across Britain when the Conservative government enacted ‘Section 28’, which aimed to ‘prohibit the promotion…
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Since ancient times, stories of epic battles and mystical legends have been passed through the generations across the rugged and mysterious Highlands…
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