As the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary (along with its industry arm observing a quarter of ...

The Tallinn Black Nights announces its "well-crafted auteur genre films" section, and the single-digit pool of films is as ...

Anton Bitel examines the 30th Tallinn Black Nights' "hardest to pin down" competitive strand, and he finds nine dirty movies ...

The 30th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festivals announces the titles in the Baltic Competition, and DMovies' new writer Romey Norton takes a glance at the apparent standouts ...

Learn how to read movie reviews beyond star ratings, using casino thrillers to examine performance, editing, tension and the ...

American cinema has normalised, fetishised and celebrated violence for decades - is anyone surprised that many people are ...

Teenagers embody depravity and evil, in this shocking allegory of Serbia's genocide-denial, and the country's obsession with violence - masterpiece of Balkan cinema shows at El Gouna The teachers ...

Weerasethakul's long-time AD takes the director's seat and creates a spiritual road movie focused mostly on the journey (not the destination) - from the 70th BFI London Film Festival This is one fine ...

Fishers of North East England fight toxic politicians in order to save marine life and their community from destruction, in this evocative and urgent doc - in cinemas on Friday, October 23rd Nigel ...

Young people fall in and out of love for no apparent reason, in this wispy, breezy and loose piece of Portuguese autofiction - from the 23rd edition of IndieLIsboa This light and breezy story – with a ...

Pedro Almodovar returns to his native Spain in order to direct his most overtly autobiographical film to date - from San Sebastian It is highly questionable whether Bitter Christmas will become a ...

Spanish filmmaker from hell invites his estranged daughter to be a movie star, in Rodrigo Sorogoyen's exposé of toxic industry practices - from the BFI London Film Festival Esteban sets out to fix ...