Winners announced for 25th Raindance Film Festival in London The iconic independent festival announced its winners in a glittering award ceremony at The Mayfair Hotel on 29th September.
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The Traveller
Hadi Ghandour’s newest film outing is a beautifully devastating cautionary tale, and a sensitive study of cultural melancholia.
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Afterparty
Toxic masculinity, the struggle to achieve ones dreams, and the culture of nightlife reign supreme in Afterparty.
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In Another Life
In Another Life brings characters to life who are not defined by their refugee status, presenting a beautifully shot feature film about life in the Calais jungle and how Syrian Adnan came to be there.
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Raindance UK Short Films
The job of a short film director is a difficult one. It’s already hard enough to tell an engaging story when you have 90 minutes available, so to achieve the same effect in a fraction of the time requires a precise and thoughtful approach to a piece of work. Whilst watching the selection of British…
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Noise
Yusaku Matsumoto’s debut feature film boasts clever narrative skill and a host of fantastic performances, but is simply not remarkable enough to distinguish itself as anything more than white noise.
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Scaffolding
Scaffolding is a well-made, thought-out piece of work, but it lacks the gravitas needed to turn a true-life story into a gripping piece of cinema.
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The Dark Mile
Set against a cold but stunning Scottish landscape, The Dark Mile brings us a tense thriller that strives to be something more than your average suspense movie (and fails).
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Black Hollow Cage
This new sci-fi murder mystery makes a hearty attempt to be the next ‘Primer’, but its contrived premise and stilted acting make it one of the most laborious films out there.
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Riverblue: Exposing the fashion industry’s dirty laundry
“How clean are your clothes?” probes the tagline for Riverblue, a powerful film that shows the high cost of low cost clothing.
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