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NFF2023 Event Review: Women In Film
Festival volunteer Florence Strang Boon reflects on our Women In Film strand at NFF2023.
Filmmaker Spotlight: Hirokazu Koreeda
A look at the BAFTA-nominated Japanese film director Hirokazu Koreeda and what makes his films special.
Minari (2020) – Film Review
Reviewer Patricia Xu takes a look at Lee Isaac Chung’s Minari ahead of this weekend’s Academy Awards, where the film is up for six awards.
Why Tangerine (2015) is more relevant than ever this International Women’s Day
To celebrate International Women’s Day, NFF volunteer Rhiannon Talbot-Arnold takes a look at the fruitful message underneath the skin of Sean Baker’s 2015 film Tangerine and explains why it’s more relevant than ever, even five years since the film’s release.
Confessions (2010) – Film Review
Confessions (natively known as Kokuhaku) is a difficult film to review as a single picture, since it really doesn’t feel […]
Event Review – The Souvenir
At our previous festival in November 2019, we were thrilled to host a screening of The Souvenir, along with a specially-filmed […]
Andhadhun – Film Review
The hardest part about discussing Andhadhun (2018) is the fact that there is no way to explain any aspects of […]
Pain and Glory Review
Almodovar’s latest masterpiece, Pain and Glory – otherwise known as Dolor y Gloria, is a thought provoking indulgence into the […]
Review: Midsommar
If ever a film was a perfect interpretation of an oxymoron then Midsommar (2019) is that film! Chaotically peaceful and […]
Friday Night’s Alright For Shorts Review
Our Friday Night’s Alright for Shorts event, offered their own charms and delights. Why not read the latest review here.
Are VFX killing cinema? Panel Discussion at NFF2018
Ainhoa Cambronero Gil, 1st year VFX student at Norwich University of the Arts reviews an interesting debate around ‘”Are VFX Killing Cinema?”
Review: The Isle
We had the pleasure of screening the creepy Isle at NFF2018. Read the latest review right here.