LOBSTER SOUP | FILM REVIEW
Directors Pepe Andreu and Rafael Moles reel in the audience with a documentary, of the Bryggjan Café in Iceland, to warm the cockles of the heart.
WOW Film Festival
THE LAST FOREST | FILM REVIEW
Rhonda Lee Reali reviews a documentary about the Yanomami tribe of the Amazon, showing as part of Wales One World Film Festival's Ecosinema season.
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: THE HIDDEN LIFE OF TREES | REVIEW
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: THE HIDDEN LIFE OF TREES | REVIEW Dir: Jörg Adolph (2020, U, 96 mins) You’d be forgiven if you put Peter Wohlleben in the same category …
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: HORROR ROUNDUP | REVIEW
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: HORROR ROUNDUP | REVIEW Having spent two decades consistently programming top quality examples of world cinema, once again the Wales One World Film Festival knocked their …
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: THE TOLL | REVIEW
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: THE TOLL | REVIEW Dir: Ryan Andrew Hooper (15, 83 mins) A neo-Western that makes brilliant use of its locations, The Toll is an enjoyable genre …
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: THE DEER | REVIEW
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: THE DEER | REVIEW Dir: Masoud Kimiai (1974, 15, 120 mins) It’s a shame that only a small percentage outside of Iran have seen or even …
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: LAND OF ASHES | REVIEW
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: LAND OF ASHES | REVIEW Dir: Sofia Quiros Ubeda (2019, 15, 80 mins) Land Of Ashes isn’t a straightforward coming-of-age film. Director/screenwriter Sofia Quiros Ubeda mixes …
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: BELOVED | REVIEW
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: BELOVED | REVIEW Dir: Yaser Talebi (2018, 54 mins) If anyone personifies the adage that the simple things in life are the best, it’s Firouzeh Khorshidi, …
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: LES SAIGNANTES | REVIEW
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: LES SAIGNANTES | REVIEW Dir: Jean-Pierre Bekolo, 2005 (15, 97 mins) A spellbinding satire incorporating elements of sci-fi, horror, erotica and thriller genres, Les Saignantes (English …
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: VALLEY OF SOULS | REVIEW
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: VALLEY OF SOULS | REVIEW Dir: Nicolás Rincón Gille (2019, 137 mins) A trip on a river is undertaken, but this isn’t one of pleasure and …
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: MADE IN BANGLADESH | REVIEW
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: MADE IN BANGLADESH | REVIEW Dir: Rubaiyat Hossain (2019, 95 mins) Who doesn’t love a bargain? And unless you’re rich and want to pay £200 for …
WOW FILM FESTIVAL | PREVIEW
WOW FILM FESTIVAL | PREVIEW A week and a half of global cinema comes to YOUR living quarters this month, in lieu of the actual cinemas being open for …