Game

I keep coming back to the way a person can talk themselves into believing they’re the victim of their own decisions. That particular brand of self-pity — the kind that ferments into delusion — fuels "Game," and it hits harder than any sermon about morality ever could. It’s…

Connor Ashdown-Ford

🙃TEN THOUSAND QUID!🇪🇸⇵🇬🇧 🆘 Listening to every creak and whisper of the forest gave me the same sense of immersion as in INTO VIOLENT NATURE, although the tension took forever to build; however, its grand finale has technically flawless moments that far surpass THE…

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In modern critical parlance, there are often two ways to assess a film: the merits of the finished work itself, and how effectively its resources - whether meagre or extravagant - have been utilised. John Minton's new British thriller set against the backdrop of the 1990s…

Mark Costello

This happened to me once in Cartaxo

Zebby

"Game" is something I've been Game to see ever since LIFF, and I'm glad I finally made the time for this wholly independent horror-thriller. The premise in this 80 minute journey is one straight to the point. Set in the 90s amidst its rave culture, a middle class raver…

Harry72

Mayhem Festival 2025: Film 01 Takes its time but in a good way. Lots of quiet prolonged discomfort, a brilliantly creative chase, tranquil nature and banging raves.  Q&A with cast and crew afterwards.

James Davis

You wait for a movie about a druggy lowlife trapped and tortured in a confined space with a load of drugs and then two come along at once. Also if anyone is planning a reboot of Steptoe and Son, Jason Williamson could be a good Harry H Corbett.

Paul Duane

A short and very tense self-financed thing from producer/writer Geoff Barrow of Portishead and associates, this is the first new film I've seen in ages that doesn't have endless flashy production house logos at the start. The plot is minimal so that, even at under 90…

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:) gostei da curta que passou antes

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