The New Radical (2017) [Review]
This review was originally published over at Moviehooker.com The New Radical (2017) The New Radical is a seriously chilling documentary – perhaps this is because to most of us, it […]
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The Work (2017)
Originally posted for The Big Picture Film Magazine Folsom State Prison in California is home to “The Work”, a program that mixes both prisoners and members of the public together […]
Three Days In Auschwitz (2016) [Review]
Written for The Big Picture Magazine – click for article, or read below. From Philippe Mora, the director behind Swastika, Snide and Prejudice and German Sons, comes this no-frills albeit personal documentary about his visit […]
Best of Netflix UK – March
As part of the recurring monthly feature, here’s where I look back at what decent movies were added to Netflix UK in March. I Love You Phillip Morris (2010) Jim Carrey […]
The Wolfpack (2015) [Review]
It’s like an odd experiment, in which 6 young boys are locked away in an apartment in Manhattan with no access to the outside world for their whole lives. They’re […]
Meru (2015) [Review]
There were conflicted reviews of Everest, but one thing it failed to do for me was instill that level of fear you expect when going up against mother nature. It is […]
The Black Panthers: Vanguard Of The Revolution (2015) [Review]
BBC’s Storyville goes from strength to strength yet again, this time showcasing the Stanley Nelson documentary “The Black Panthers: Vanguard Of The Revolution”. It displays the rise and subsequent fall […]
Welcome to Leith (2015) [Review]
Looking to give a more prominent focus to documentaries here at Movieblort, next up is Welcome to Leith, a feature length documentary detailing the conflict that occurred in a small […]
The Look Of Silence (2015) [Review]
Joshua Oppenheimer’s Act of Killing showed the mortifying re-enactments of the executions of suspected communists that took place in 1960’s Indonesia. The people who carried out these horrific acts are celebrated heroes, […]
A Syrian Love Story (2015) [Review]
Sean McAllisters documentary about a Syrian family who struggle to keep everything together while fleeing the country they adore, is simply remarkable. Filmed over the course of 5 years, it’s […]
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