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By James Morrison.

My films are meant as polemical statements against the American ‘barrel-down’ cinema and its dis-empowerment of the spectator. They are an appeal for a cinema of insistent questions instead of false (because too quick) answers, for clarifying distance instead of violating closeness, for provocation and dialogue instead of consumpt...


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By William Blick.

Towns’ is unafraid to ask hard questions about education, religion, morality, censorship, gender bias, and civil rights. He does so in the format of a dystopic, sci-fiction vehicle in 90 minutes on a limited budget, with limited actors, to impressive results….”

Jim Towns’ new film, Mercy is a startling piece of d...


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By Andrew Kolarik.

Danny Stewart’s Saluting the Blood of Heroes: Behind the Apocalyptic Film could not be more timely. The opening sections of the book, which dive into the background of the apocalyptic film, are rather alarming in the way that they highlight the many colourful ways in which humanity may croak….”

The Apocalypse ha...


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By Ali Moosavi.

We were working on small details like what it means to be lost for so long over the course of the movie; Matthias just stares and looks a lot throughout the film. We were working on small nuances….”

Austrian Bernhard Wenger‘s debut film Peacock has been selected for his country’s official submission for the 2026 I...


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A Book Review by William Blick.

The last word on this niche genre, with a dense amount of information….”

No genre of film is more subdivided and diverse than the horror genre. Over the years, this form of cinema has radically morphed into myriad subgenres that reflect the most primal fears facing our society, and no fear is more primal th...


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