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British cinema is littered with gems that failed to make their mark. Some now enjoy cult status, but many more have become lost treasures, scattered across the margins of film history . . . This is the first in a series revisiting such films, beginning with Jerzy Skolimowski’s excellent, if peculiar, 1978 film The Shout.Continue reading “Ode to the Underrated: A Shoutout to ‘The Shout’”

‘One in Two’ is a story of courage and resilience that celebrates the power of human connection. It may make you cry, but it is guaranteed to make you smile too. As creatives none of us are immune from the slings and arrows life sends our way. But few of us have had to dealContinue reading “Interview with George Child, DOP & Co-Producer of ‘One in Two’”

Jessica Dowse’s Float is a poignant, understated short film that resonated with audiences at the 7th edition of Brighton Rocks. With quiet precision, Dowse explores how fleeting human connections—even unlikely ones—can pierce through isolation, offering moments of unexpected clarity. The sea here is no passive setting but a dynamic, almost antagonistic force. Dowse avoids clichédContinue reading “In Review – ‘Float’ by Jessica Dowse”