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NFF REVIEW: ‘British Mix Vol. 1’ Strand

By: Gavin Spoors 16th Nov 202015th Nov 2020

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The Norwich Film Festival British Mix Volume One strand showcases British talent currently working on short film projects.

NFF REVIEW: ‘Sci-Fi and Fantasy Collection’ Strand

By: Gavin Spoors 15th Nov 202015th Nov 2020

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The Norwich Film Festival Sci-Fi and Fantasy Collection showcases short films that explore otherworldly concepts to tell human stories.

NFF Review: ‘Women In Film’ Strand

By: Emily Maskell 12th Nov 202012th Nov 2020

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Reviews of the short films in Norwich Film Festival’s ‘Women In Film’ strand which shows an array of female-directed shorts.

A blonde woman staring out of the car window from the passenger seat. Sitting on her left is a man who drives the car.

AFI FEST REVIEW: ‘I’m Your Woman’ (2020) is a Thrilling Kind of Empowerment

By: Dysan Aufar 7th Nov 20206th Nov 2020

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I’m Your Woman combines an engaging character exploration with familiar crime-thriller tropes to deliver a different kind of woman empowerment.

MFF REVIEW: ‘Minari’ (2020) is Fulfilling in Its True-to-Life Form

By: Bethany Datuin 1st Nov 202028th Oct 2020

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Flush in the heat of a childhood summer, Lee Isaac Chung makes himself comfortable in the home that is his fourth feature film, Minari.

NIGHTSTREAM REVIEW: Isolation and Paranoia Unravel Reality in ‘Bleed With Me’ (2020)

By: Shania Russell 30th Oct 202027th Oct 2020

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With her feature film debut, writer/director Amelia Moses delivers a psychologically complex film very much aware of its place in the horror cabin trend. Both embracing and subverting the promise of its setting, Bleed With Me (2020) offers an unsettling atmosphere that expands far beyond the confines of a screen.

Top of the Docs #37 – LFF Special: ‘If It Were Love’ (2020) Reminisces on Human Touch

By: Emily Maskell 29th Oct 202028th Oct 2020

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If It Were Love is an intense film following the touring show of Crowd from theatre to theatre. The fly on the wall documentary observes these performers behind the scenes.