09 Mar 2023
Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom review – gentle if obvious ode to the power of education
Bhutan's first Oscar-nominated film tells a simple, satisfying story of a teacher working in one of the world's most remote schools
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16 Feb 2023
Four Seasons in a Day review – loose and sometimes murky Irish border doc
This easy-going look at the line between Northern Ireland and Ireland poses questions about Brexit and national identity
13 Feb 2023
A Woman Talking: Trusting the Process in the Work of Sarah Polley
To coincide with the release of Women Talking, Anna McKibbin explores the ethos behind the films of the acclaimed director
22 Jul 2022
Glitter and Dust review – young cowgirl documentary shines in moments
Anna Koch and Julia Lemke direct an intriguing but meandering film that could have spent more time getting to know its subjects
16 Feb 2022
Like the Axe Needs the Turkey: Barbara Stanwyck and The Lady Eve
As The Lady Eve turns 76, Anna McKibbin explores its singular star's defining ability to blur deception and desirability...