Fringe Under Fire
Denying big polluters the social credit that the Festival might lend them to some observers is surely no bad thing.
Review: There’s Something in the (STORM)WATER
Comparing homosexuality to sibling incest felt uncomfortable, not controversial
AIRY BOTTER: Laughter and Heartbreak
I entered ready for some Harry Potter tomfoolery, I left feeling heartbroken.
Review: Little Women
This film becomes the journey of a female artist - at a point in time that’s hostile to women and female stories refusing to pander to the male gaze.
Jojo Rabbit: Review
So, picture the final days of the Holocaust, but it's funny and heartwarming at the same time.
Review: The Lighthouse
A psychological horror feat. some surprisingly funny moments.
An Exhibition Review of STEEL: art design architecture
It's not everyday that art makes you reevaluate the merits of your outdoor furniture and water tanks.
Review: La Belle Époque
It’s a film about how nostalgia can add to - and take away from - the present. And it'll make you want to call your Grandparents.
#OneSongOneDream: Words with Jaycee and JustPlay Media
It's more than just music to them, it's about changing the story.
The Future of Eastern Ukraine: Three Critical Developments and Pointers
It's a time of progression and change in Ukraine, but what does the future have in store?