Sep Gohardani
‘Often poignant but frustrating’ – Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom (Hebden Bridge Film Festival Review)
Despite a formulaic and sometimes artificial quality that persists throughout the film, Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom is elevated by an effective poignancy and visually arresting Bhutan landscapes that it…
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‘A fascinating and moving documentary’ – Beloved (Hebden Bridge Film Festival Review)
A glorious example of empathetic and loving documentary film-making, Yaser Talebi’s Beloved is an emotionally affecting and resoundingly powerful film that revels in getting to know the person at its centre. Firouzeh…
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‘Style backed with substance’ – Harami (Hebden Bridge Film Festival Review)
Slick and rich with visual panache, Harami is an unabashedly crowd-pleasing take on Oliver Twist that manages to pack in both substance and style. The film tells the story of Pachpan…
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“Frenetic, chaotic and sincere”- Give Me Liberty (Hebden Bridge Film Festival Review)
An energetic and chaotic journey into the lives of a group of people in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Give Me Liberty is an unabashedly frenzied and scattershot experience with a big heart at its…
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