Film Features.
Emily Taylor gives a whistle-stop tour of the four films directed by glaswegian film-maker Lynne Ramsay
Andrew Young looks at the Oscar award-winning Iranian drama of the difficulties surrounding a failing relationship
Michaela Červenová looks at the recent black comedy from Czech film director Jan Hřebejk set in early 1980s Czechoslovakia
Veer Sharma delves into India’s film industry with Satyajit Ray’s 1955 classic about an impoverished priest who leaves his village in search of a better life
Morgan Simpson praises the Oscar winning Hungarian film that depicts a harrowing account of the Holocaust
Giulia De Vita looks at the Italian neorealist classic Bicycle Thieves, a film that explored the economic struggles of post-WWII Italy
Yun Xie discusses Platform which tells the story of a theatre troop and how their lives are effected by the social and cultural changes in China from 1979 to 1989
Andrew Young interviews the director of short film Promise, along with the founder of the script competition that made it possible
Chay Quinn reviews Pablo Larraín’s latest drama surrounding the brutal suppression of Communism in Chile in 1948
Cameron Craig looks at the underrated world of Russian cinema with Aleksei German’s three hour epic
Martin Kirsch looks at Michael Haneke’s depiction of life in a German village just before the start of WWI