Shabu, film review: ‘Sensitive and vibrant slice of life’ This documentary about an aspiring musician in Rotterdam is funny and ‘filled with kindness’ By Gabriel Wilding / 18 Jul 2023
Plan 75, film review: ‘A quiet scream in the face of an increasingly heartless world’ By Gabriel Wilding / 15 May 2023
Rodeo, film review: ‘A formidable lead performance let down by a disjointed story’ By Gabriel Wilding / 28 Apr 2023
‘I’ve seen a hell a lot of change’: Legendary Hackney film director launches 50-year retrospective in Shoreditch By Hackney Citizen / 3 Oct 2022
Both Sides of the Blade, film review: ‘A world of small rooms and bottled emotions’ By Gabriel Wilding / 13 Sep 2022
Funny Pages, film review: ‘Oddball characters, single-minded goals and bitingly funny one-liners’ By Gabriel Wilding / 7 Sep 2022
‘My stories begin in Hackney’: Author Iain Sinclair to release film about retracing his ancestor’s journey to Peru By Hackney Citizen / 25 Aug 2022
Mónica de Miranda explores African diasporic experiences and Europe’s colonial past in new Shoreditch exhibition By Lizzie McAllister / 22 Jun 2022
‘Euphoria and trauma’: Filmmaker Sutapa Biswas explores colonial histories in new solo show in Shoreditch By Lizzie McAllister / 4 Mar 2022
Blacks Can’t Swim filmmaker wants to ‘spark conversation’ with follow-up to acclaimed documentary series By Lizzie McAllister / 21 Jan 2022
