Quo Vadis 2020 – Documentary Review
A group of young filmmakers take a trip to Italy which turns into an existential questioning of happiness, ambition and life.
A group of young filmmakers take a trip to Italy which turns into an existential questioning of happiness, ambition and life.
Trapped in a room with only his thoughts, Lance begins to think of the past and the future. But are his realisations a product of his own cerebral journey or is someone (or something) else guiding his epiphany?
Two former college friends are reunited by chance on a snowy evening. They discuss the past and present; what has changed and what has stayed the same.
Disorientating and mysterious events unfold in a dreamlike state that never seems to end.
Based on true events in 1913, Jack and Anna tells the story of a happy couple trying to make the best of their lives in Colorado. However, when it is revealed that Jack is a cross-dresser named Helen and that the pair are in a same-sex marriage, the whole relationship comes under the scrutiny of a courtroom.
The Ballad of Shirley Collins is a 2017 documentary directed by Tim Plester and Rob Curry which sheds light on the singer’s fruitful career, her tragic loss of voice and eventual re-entrance into the world of music with her album, Lodestar.
‘An ambitious young architect tries to hold his life together after he starts uncontrollably producing grapes from his mouth.’
Plastic Boy follows Sam, a directionless office assistant who knows that he isn’t where he wants to be in life but can’t be bothered to do anything about it.
Two teens face their own realities but come together to form a friendship against the odds.
Maisy and Ben. Two teens with their own lives – their own difficulties and insecurities. Maisy is trying to fit in with the popular girls while making a plan of action that will hopefully culminate in her first kiss. Ben is struggling with the seemingly untameable beast of A level Physics.