FILMS
Rebuilding Paradise review: Californian communities are already living with the consequences of climate change
Sep 30, 2020
Written by
Jacob Dykes
Acclaimed documentarian Ron Howard brings an intimate depiction of the lingering effects of a climate disaster, and the resilience of a community to rebuild from ashes
Okavango: River of Dreams – A mesmerising ecological experience and near-perfect lockdown viewing
Apr 15, 2020
Written by
Jacob Dykes
From Terra Mater Factual Studios and Wildlife Films comes a stunning portrayal of one of Africa's greatest treasures – the Okavango River
Banff Film Festival UK & Ireland tour brings the adventure to your home
Apr 01, 2020
Written by
Jacob Dykes
The Banff Mountain Film Festival is a yearly cinematic treasure trove of inspiration for adventurers. The team behind the festival are refusing to let the current situation halt the adventure, so grab some popcorn and enjoy this handpicked selection of…
Apocalypse Cow, Channel 4, review – George Monbiot presents a radical vision for the future of food
Jan 10, 2020
Written by
Katie Burton
Monbiot demonstrates the shocking facts and presents a vision for a new world, but can it ever be realised?
Monos film review: weird, disturbing and excellently done
Oct 25, 2019
Written by
Katie Burton
Fresh from an award-winning screening at the Sundance Film Festival and in competition at this year’s London Film Festival, Monos, from director Alejandro Landes, is a dark, disturbing and highly entertaining Spanish-language film about a fictional group of child soldiers
The Cave: Telling the story of a remarkable rescue
Oct 16, 2019
Written by
Graeme Gourlay
The inside story about The Cave – the first feature film about the rescue of the Thai schoolboy football club saved from a flooded cave
Hotel Mumbai review: Anthony Maras
Sep 25, 2019
Written by
Katie Burton
Hotel Mumbai shares a true story of heroism in the face of terror and honours the real staff who laid their lives on the line, but its use of action-movie tropes detracts from an otherwise powerful story
The Last Tree review: Shola Amoo
Sep 23, 2019
Written by
Katie Burton
A moving coming-of-age story about a young black man’s struggle to define himself while growing up with his mother in London
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