A film that feels like it doesn't know what it wants to be, which means it ends up doing too much and too little at the same time.

A film that wants to take you by the hand and drag you to find its meaning rather than trusting you to come to your own mind.

The story is solid, Amy Adams is great but it just doesn't reach the real potential there to be a better film.

A sweet short romance film about a gay married couple where one of them discovers he can cum gold.

Intimate and emotional, combining the fantastic with the realities of a relationship and financial pressures, with a touching ending which is beautiful. All in all a novel take on the Midas myth with a gay twist.

All this and you can watch it for free on youtube.

An LGBTQII+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex & Italian) cultural victory.

Beautifully atmospheric vampire film from Neil Jordan. Interesting Irish spin on the vampire mythos with a central mother/daughter relationship spanning two centuries.

Plus, blood waterfalls. What more does a film need?