A tad lazy like the cows but full of pride and endearing sincerity, The Moo Man follows farmer Steve Hook on his quaint, family run farm in Hailsham as he demonstrates a loving and sustainable approach to animal husbandry. As

The award winning editorial platform and always current cultural and lifestyle resource, NOWNESS, launches their open call “experimental films” feature – ‘Short On Sundays’. In its exciting first season, this curated selection of innovative films is dedicated to premiering the

RELEASED March 22nd, 2013 DIRECTED BY Kleber Mendonça Filho STARRING Irma Brown, Sebastião Formiga, Gustavo Jahn A remarkably assured first feature for Kleber Mendonca Filho, Neighbouring Sounds (O Som Ao Redor), which takes its name from the neighbourhood backdrop of

RELEASED March 22nd, 2013 DIRECTED BY Andy Capper STARRING Snoop Dogg How do you evolve one of music’s most defined and connotative personas? Is it even possible to transcend the public image in pursuit of a more spiritual purpose? Prince

RELEASED March 1st, 2013 DIRECTED BY Paolo Taviani & Vittorio Taviani STARRING Cosimo Rega, Salvatore Striano & Giovanni Arcuri Winner of Berlin’s coveted Golden Bear in 2012, Caesar Must Die is the most recent film from auteur pairing the Taviani brothers –

A story of those that bring only blanket, pillow case, suitcase and themselves on their immigration to the foggy prosperity of London, Marc Isaacs’ The Road: A Story of Life and Death follows the metaphorical handover from a previous generation

Unsurprisingly the only South African film to run in the competition at the Berlin Film Festival, Layla Fourie is a restrained thriller that provides an insight into the racial conflict and paranoia that undertones everyday life in Johannesburg. Perhaps too

Romanian Calin Peter Netzer’s Child’s Pose is a smartly scripted and reflective drama about the depths of the parent-child bond and the lengths a mother will go to ensure the safety of her brood. Also weaving a corrupt portrayal of

Sebastian Lelio’s Gloria explores the angst of women who are in a place where the outlook of love becomes bleaker as sand gathers at the bottom of the hourglass. A time of transition and in more than just a romantic

Thomas Arslan’s Gold, Germany’s entry for the competition section of the 63rd Berlinale, is a pragmatic and weary depiction of the deprived Klondike region in 1898, as experienced by a group of travelling gold-rush prospectors. An art-house western that’s more

Directorial debut for duo Andreas Koefoed & Cristian Bonke, Ballroom Dancer shines a spotlight on Russian artiste Slavik Kryklyvyy – a man who previously held the accolade of World Latin American Dance Champion – following his ten year hiatus from

Engaging throughout its 146 minute runtime, the slightly surprising release at the tail end of 2012 is no reflection on the quality of West of Memphis. This is a must-see film that surmises 19 years of hardship, fervent campaigning and

Christopher Walken, Colin Farrell, Tom Waits, Sam Rockwell; a ShitTzu dog that’s a modern day Helen of Troy; a megalomaniac Woody Harrelson, Seven Psychopaths has a staggering amount of enviable talent (OK, forget the ShitTzu). It’s a cast of irregular

A timely commentary of the pack culture and minds that corrupt upon allegations of child abuse, Thomas Vinterberg’s The Hunt is a powerful and thoroughly engaging piece of storytelling that explores the horror of being wrongly accused. Co-founder of the

Eugene Jarecki presents a pertinent message about the effects of fear on a populace. Whether it’s through losing jobs, propagated through government, or even a fear of the unknown, a lack of tolerance and understanding defines the conjecture from which

Dwarfing the troubled rock star cliche, this Jesse Vile feature length debut is a heartfelt and inspiring tale of an artist whose problems resound amongst an era of predictable fame and substance misuse redemption stories. RELEASED November 16, 2012 DIRECTED BY Jesse