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2025 BFI London Film Festival Review – Nouvelle Vague

October 18, 2025 by Chris Connor

Nouvelle Vague, 2025Directed by Richard Linklater. Starring Guillaume Marbeck, Zoey Deutch, Aubry Dullin, Adrien Rouyard, Antoine Besson, Jodie Ruth-Forest, Bruno Dreyfürst, Benjamin Clery, Matthieu Penchinat, Pauline Belle, Paolo Luka-Noé and Jade Phan-Gia.SYNOPSIS:After writing for Cahiers du cinéma, young Godard decides making films is the best film criticism. He gets Beauregard to fund a low-budget feature, […]

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Movie Review – Friendship (2024)

July 17, 2025 by Robert Kojder

Friendship, 2025.Written and Directed by Andrew DeYoung. Starring Tim Robinson, Paul Rudd, Kate Mara, Jack Dylan Grazer, Rick Worthy, Whitmer Thomas, Daniel London, Eric Rahill, Jacob Ming-Trent, Billy Bryk, Meredith Garretson, Ari Dalbert, Josh Segarra, Raphael Sbarge, Omar Torres, Jason Veasey, Jon Glaser, Carmen Christopher, Mike J Mills, Alex Webb, Juri Henley-Cohn, Desi Waters, Brandi […]

Filed Under: Festivals, Movies, Reviews, Robert Kojder, Top Stories Tagged With: Alex Webb, Andhy Méndez, Andrew DeYoung, Ari Dalbert, Billy Bryk, Brandi Burkhardt, Carmen Christopher, Chicago Critics Film Festival, Conner O'Malley, Craig Frank, Daniel London, Desi Waters, Eric Rahill, Friendship, Ivy Wolk, Jack Dylan Grazer, Jacob Ming-Trent, James Daly, Jason Veasey, John Cenatiempo, Jon Glaser, Josh Segarra, Juri Henley-Cohn, Kate Mara, Meredith Garretson, Mike J Mills, Omar Torres, Paul Rudd, Raphael Sbarge, Rick Worthy, Teren Carter, Tim Robinson, Whitmer Thomas

Cinecittà Italian Doc Fest 2025 Review – GEN_

June 29, 2025 by Robert W Monk

Gen_, 2025.Directed by Gianluca Matarrese. Starring Dr. Maurizio Bini.SYNOPSIS:A maverick doctor at a Milan hospital champions fertility treatments and gender transitions, defying both government restrictions and corporate interests in a quest to help patients realise their true selves.Empathy is an essential resource for any doctor to tap into. Having the compassion to treat fellow humans […]

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Cinecittà Italian Doc Fest 2025 Review – Bestiaries, Herbaria, Lapidaries

June 29, 2025 by Robert W Monk

Bestiaries, Herbaria, Lapidaries, 2025.Directed by Massimo D’Anolfi and Martina Perenti.SYNOPSIS:An epic ‘encyclopaedia’ documentary telling the human story through three non-human subjects, animals, plants and stones.Running over three and a half hours and broken into three distinct parts with a helpful intermission, this haunting philosophical documentary can safely be described as epic. Dexterously made and produced, […]

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Cinecittà Italian Doc Fest 2025 Review – The Castle

June 28, 2025 by Robert W Monk

The Castle Directed by Danny Biancardi, Stefano La Rosa, Virginia Nardelli.SYNOPSIS:Angelo, Mary and Rosy are three youngsters who live in a run-down Palermo neighbourhood. An abandoned nursery in the heart of the district becomes a haven where they can let their imaginations run wild and escape the pressures of everyday life.The creators of this enchanting […]

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Raindance Film Festival 2025 Review – Saint Damian

June 26, 2025 by Robert W Monk

Saint Damian (San Damiano), 2024.Directed by Alejandro Cifuentes, Gregori SassoliSYNOPSIS:Damian leaves Poland for Rome in search of a new life. With just 50 euros on him, he climbs a tower overlooking the homeless community around Termini station and dreams of music, love and fulfilment.It is said that many of us are only a couple of […]

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Raindance Film Festival 2025 Review – Paternal Leave

June 25, 2025 by Robert W Monk

Paternal Leave, 2025.Directed by Alissa Jung. Starring Juli Grabenhenrich, Luca Marinelli, and Arturo Gabbriellini.SYNOPSIS:A teenage girl travels to Italy’s northern coast in search of her biological father. After meeting, the two grapple with complex emotions and struggle to form a connection while staying true to their own identities.Alissa Jung’s debut film is a truly remarkable […]

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Raindance Film Festival 2025 Review – Breakwater

June 24, 2025 by Robert W Monk

Breakwater, 2025.Written and Directed by Max Morgan. Starring Shaun Paul McGrath, Daniel McNamee, Agnes Halliday, William Gao, Noah Radcliffe-AdamsSYNOPSIS:A relationship is formed between a university student and a retired angler on the Suffolk coast. The impact of grief and its potential for clouding all aspects of life is sensitively examined in Max Morgan’s finely made feature.We […]

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Raindance Film Festival 2025 Review – Loner

June 24, 2025 by Robert W Monk

Loner (2025)Directed by Charlie Robb, Douglas Tawn Starring Charlie Robb, Kat Johns-Burke SYNOPSIS:An aspiring vlogger goes on a wilderness retreat to a cabin in the woods, where he is held captive by an ancient, natural force.Charlie Robb’s Loner succeeds as a disarming and memorable feature, blending pitch-black humour, folk-horror influences and a Blair Witch-type atmosphere. To […]

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Raindance Film Festival 2025 Review – Thinestra

June 23, 2025 by Robert W Monk

Thinestra, 2025.Directed by Nathan Hertz. Starring Melissa Macedo, Michelle Macedo, Mary Beth Barone, Annie Ngosi Ilonzeh, and Brian Huskey.SYNOPSIS:A young woman takes a slimming aid, and the weight she loses returns as a destructive doppelganger.At a time when everyone seems to be judged on how they look rather than how they perform, wouldn’t it be […]

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