With an ending that’s twisted and powerful, The Severed Sun will make you think and freak you out at the same time.

Sarah Lind discusses the emotional demands of her role in A Desert, working with director Joshua Erkman, and the creative potential of horror.

Fans of character-driven indie films, awkward situational humour, and on the lookout for a fun, easy film will find A Fantastic Relationship both endearing and honest.

If you're into indie thrillers with cult vibes, shady characters, and a healthy dose of mystery, Final Recovery delivers.

Beneath the surface-level chaos, Sharkers is a story about escapism, male ego, and the terrifying moment you realise you’re not the main character in your own life.

If you’re craving something feel-good but not fluffy, musical but not a full-blown song-and-dance, Do I Shock U Like Lightning will absolutely hit the spot.

We have an exclusive interview with 'The Killgrin' director Joanna Tsanis, where she discusses her new film and the influences behind it.

In this episode, Elliot and Romey dive into the phenomenon of TV cancel culture, discussing the emotional impact of cancelled shows.

You’re not just watching Amber fight for her child, you’re watching her help change the course of rare disease research. The Zebra & the Bear is a must watch.

Sound Spring pirouettes between the poetic and the absurd, inviting us to reconsider how we tell history, how it’s told, and who gets to tell it.

Your Friends & Neighbors is a sleek, slow-burn mystery that sneaks up on you, and by the time it pounces, it’s too late to look away.

What I really like about this indie film is that It’s not trying to reinvent the genre, just to dig into something real. And it succeeds.

Join Elliot and Romey in the latest episode of the Film Focus Online podcast as they discuss the remaining 2025 movie calendar, including Sinner, the MCU and Wes Andersons new film.

As the latest entry in Dark Sky Films’ impressive horror catalog, The Killgrin solidifies itself as a must-watch for fans of cerebral, dread-infused storytelling.

Honest, human, and utterly captivating, Because We Are Too Many is a standout example of independent British storytelling.

While A Desert may not be for everyone, as its deliberately slow pace and abstract narrative require patience.

Whether you’re a crypto evangelist, a curious outsider, or a staunch skeptic, Minted is an essential watch.

The Encampments is a historical document that will serve a purpose for years to come.

Elliot and Romey discuss the video game adaptation landscape ahead of the release of A Minecraft Movie.

With a standout lead performance, a touching narrative, and a strong emotional core, Hello Beautiful is a powerful watch.