Queens of Syria
Yasmin Fedda’s powerful new documentary follows a group of Syrian women living in Jordan, displaced by the conflict in in their home country.
Nicola Macdonald
Nicola is an English literature and theatre studies graduate based in London. In addition to carrying out occasional proofreading and editing work she is currently writing a non-fiction book about shipwrecks in the South Pacific. She loves theatre and film, especially new and challenging work.
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The Wonders
An exceptional coming-of-age tale set in the Italian countryside. Whimsical, humorous, atmospheric and heart-warming in equal measure.
The Reunion
A deeply personal exploration of accountability and the influence of the past on the present, pulling no punches in uprooting the unspoken rules which dictate our lives.
You Are Not I / Sleepwalk
Part of an event celebrating the work of New York-based photographer Nan Goldin.
Waiting for Godot
Sydney Theatre Company bring Beckett to the Barbican in a production that emphasises the comedic aspects of the play.
Quiet Pathos: Beckett on Screen
A double screening of Samuel Beckett's only screenplay and a documentary about the playwright's life and works.
Shooting for Socrates
The David and Goliath story of the Northern Ireland football team's trip to the 1986 World Cup, and what it meant to the people back home.
Interview: Guy Myhill and Liam Walpole
Nicola Macdonald sits down with The Goob director Guy Myhill and newcomer Liam Walpole to talk Norfolk, fight scenes and escaping fate.
The Goob
A talented cast, exhilarating soundtrack and inspired setting make this coming-of-age story an intriguing watch.
Phoenix
A Holocaust survivor becomes her own imposter in this German-language exploration of denial, forgiveness and the pursuit of happiness.