Best of Enemies Review: The Battle for America’s Soul
This piece was originally published for The Round website back in 2018. By Will Barber Taylor Netflix have recently put the 2015 documentary Best of Enemies onto their platform about […]
Category Archives: Film Reviews
Faulty Roots Review
By Will Barber Taylor Lola (Ella Greenwood), a young girl with depression, is forced to form a friendship with Zack (Sani Thabo), a young guy with a genetic illness. They […]
Suki Short Film Review
By Will Barber Taylor SUKI is a dark comedy short film about a detective and a serial killer. Short films are difficult to make, particularly if it is your first […]
Nefta Football Club Review
By Will Barber Taylor In a Tunisian village, children are playing football on a wasteland. Meanwhile, Abdallah (Mohamed Ali Ayari) and Mohammed (Eltayef Dhaoui) come across a donkey with […]
9 Steps Review
By Will Barber Taylor 7-year-old Saul just needs 9 steps to show his father that he is a real man. Because real men are not afraid of the dark. Masculinity […]
Nothing Important Review
By Will Barber Taylor Suspenseful drama is difficult to do; to create an unnerving sense of unease and suspicion into the mind of an audience can be a complex and […]
The German King Review
By Will Barber Taylor The German King is the real-life story of an African King’s rebellion against the Kaiser’s oppressive rule in Cameroon at the start of the First World […]
The Bumbry Encounter Review
By Will Barber Taylor Science fiction films in the past were often seen as less than worthy of praise. This was not simply due to snobbery surrounding the industry but […]
Manus Review
By Will Barber Taylor The detention in Australia of migrants since 2013 on Manus island has been a story that many people will be unfamiliar with. Kept in conditions decried […]
Held For A Moment Review
By Will Barber Taylor Held for a Moment portrays the struggle that a married couple goes through, after a heartbreaking event. The story is set in an affluent suburb and […]
