Thunder Road is going to be a strong contender come the end of the year for a spot on our Best of 2016 list. It's also just got a fascinating backstory, so we decided to get in touch with the creator and star of the film, Jim Cummings, and get down with a quick hit Q&A.
With UK's leading short film festival forced online, we dive into the Encounters 2020 programme and take a look at what the festival has to offer this year - including some new films from some old S/W favourites
Office politics lead to absurdly dark actions in this "Mad Men" era black comedy from director Jonathan Reid-Edwards
BMW's legendary marketing campaign is returning after 14 years with a new film. We look back at the original 8 installments directed by A-list talent like Alejandro Gonzales Iñárritu, Ang Lee & Wong Kar Wai, which helped invent the concept of branded film.
After flying a Mohel in for his son's Brit Milah – the circumcision - James is forced to confront the transactional nature of religion, and the realities of maintaining old traditions in a modern world.
Shot in a series of continuous takes, Karim captures an accident with his phone camera and then starts to suspect there was foul play involved.
Mitch & Emma's breakup is interrupted by Ryan, a stranger looking to buy Mitch's bass amp.
An ambitious follow-up to a 2012 viral hit. The “Cloud” collapsed and destroyed all the digital data in the world a few years ago. The world has been slowly recovering. But disconnected from his lost love, how can a man move on?
With the latest edition of the BFI London Film Festival set to begin on the 6th October, we take a look at the S/W filmmakers with titles screening at this year's event
The epic and spellbinding tale of Derek, an office worker, as he struggles with the true speed of planet Earth. Director Dan Ojari's RCA thesis film and a Sundance 2012 selection.
