East End Film Festival is coming back this year with an exciting and rich 11-day programme to celebrate the work of some of the best international and local cinematic talents. Among the highlights, we have come across a... Read Article
Tackling the drug trade on Colombia’s Pacific coast, Josef Kubota Wladyka’s debut feature film Manos Sucias is a deeply affecting portrayal of the violence and desperation wreaked by narco-trafficking. Executive producer Spike Lee’s name is not out of... Read Article
With its focus on independent filmmaking and unearthing new talent, London’s East End Film Festival offers a fascinating programme for anyone who’s cinematic cravings extend beyond the centre ground. The festival returns to the capital in early-July with... Read Article
This week, the annual multi-platform East End Film Festival (EEFF) will return for its fifteenth year in the capital, with more than eighty feature films set to be screened at various venues in London’s East End over a... Read Article
Historias Extraordinarias (Extraordinary Stories) is an exceedingly long film. And I don’t say that lightly: this is a movie with a running time of 245 minutes, a film so long it requires two intervals to be a manageable... Read Article
Sandwiched between screenings of Armando Bo’s The Last Elvis and Matias Pineiro’s Viola on Thursday 27th June will be a discussion between the Argentine directors Bo and Pineiro, as well as Argentine screenwriter Alejandro Fidel and S&C’s Sofia... Read Article
Porto dos Mortos (Beyond the Grave) is a zombie film, written, produced and directed by Brazilian Davi de Oliveira Pinheiro. There’s no doubt right now is a good moment for the zombie genre with their popularity at an... Read Article
This month, the annual multi-platform East End Film Festival (EEFF) will return for its fourteenth year in the capital, with more than seventy feature films set to be screened at various venues in London’s East End over a... Read Article
