Tom Shoval’s debut feature Youth shows the desperate lengths two brothers from a newly poor Israeli middle class family go to in an effort to help their
Already an art house hit in France and his native Singapore, Anthony Chen’s debut feature Ilo Ilo pulls inspiration from his younger experiences of family
Danish director Michael Noer’s newest feature Northwest depicts just how fast petty disputes can spiral out of control for a pair of brothers caught up in
There used to be a time when there was no buffer between the stages of child and adult and although we take it for granted today, adolescents had to fight hard
Earlier this morning, the programme for the BFI London Film Festival 2013 was announced, and although the Twitter buzz claiming this to be one of the most
DN curates an eclectic mix of music videos, dramas, comedies and animation for our annual Cinema Tent screenings at the Reading & Leeds music festivals.
If I had to name a filmmaker whose work has consistently left DN’s collective jaws agape, nine times out of ten the name which would jump to my lips is
I ended the first part of this roundup with a discussion of Historic Centre, one of my festival highlights, before going on to say that there was one film I
When writer, film critic, and book editor Chris Fujiwara took over the role of Artistic Director of the Edinburgh International Film Festival in September
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