GFF REVIEW: ‘Surge’ (2021) is an Uncomfortable But Liberating Experience
Reviewing Aneil Karia’s exhilerating depiction of one man’s breakdown for Flip Screen, from Glasgow Film Festival.
Reviewing Aneil Karia’s exhilerating depiction of one man’s breakdown for Flip Screen, from Glasgow Film Festival.
Reviewing Marley Morrison’s debut from Glasgow Film Festival, for Flip Screen.
Reviewing Kevin Macdonald’s gripping adaptation of Mohamedou Ould Slahi’s Guantenamo diaries, showing at Glasgow Film Festival, for Flip Screen.
Reviewing the offbeat Danish thriller, showing at Glasgow Film Festival 2021, for Flip Screen.
Reviewing Shaka King’s depiction of Chairman Fred Hampton’s assassination for The Film Magazine.
Looking back on Richard Kelly’s cult classic ‘Donnie Darko’, on the 20th anniversary of it’s initial screening at Sundance.
A personal essay about my connection with ‘Relic’ for the Girls on Tops platform READ ME.
Reviewing ‘Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets’ from LFF for Flip Screen,
I spoke to ‘Body of Water’ director Lucy Brydon for EMPIRE’s November Take 20 section.
I wrote about ‘The Times of Harvey Milk’ for EMPIRE’s 10 of the Best section.
I wrote about ‘Beau Travail’ for EMPIRE’s 10 of the Best section.