Director Kent Jones spoke to us about his new movie, Late Fame, starring Willem Dafoe and Greta Lee.
Leviticus: Clever mix of teen romance and supernatural horror
A teenage boy undergoes a supernatural ritual and is hunted by an entity that looks like his crush.
Death of Robin Hood review: Dark, subversive take on folk legend
This dark tale reimagines Robin Hood as a murderous brute living in self-imposed exile.
One Night Only review: Hilarious romcom with charming leads
Allie and Owen keep crossing paths on the one night a year when single people can have sex.
The Dog Stars review: Slow-burning drama pays off in the end
Pilot Hig ventures out and explores his surroundings in a post-apocalyptic world.
Sophia Silver on Over/Under and its four-year journey to get a release
Writer/director Sophia Silver spoke to Miss Flicks about her beautiful debut feature Over/Under.
& Sons review: How to squander an excellent plot twist
A reclusive author summons his estranged sons to his home as he believes he’s about to die.
Coyote vs. Acme review: Excellent family film finally sees light of day
Wil E. Coyote sues the Acme Corporation for selling him products that repeatedly backfire.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma: Trippy psychosexual thriller
Director Kris Williams meets a reclusive actress and asks her to star in her slasher horror reboot.
Sunny Dancer review: Bella Ramsey leads heartfelt comedy-drama
Ivy reluctantly goes to a four-week summer camp for teenagers affected by cancer.
Lady review: Sian Clifford is hilarious in offbeat comedy
Lady Isabella invites a documentary crew to her grand estate to film her bid to win a local talent show.
The End of Oak Street review: A blast of nostalgic dino mayhem
The Platt family fights for survival after prehistoric creatures show up in their neighbourhood.