Explore Seensome’s film festival coverage, including reviews, interviews and features from festivals across the UK and beyond.
Gregg Araki returns to feature filmmaking with a funny, vibrant and gloriously filthy comedy about sex, desire and a generation seemingly losing interest in both.
Writer-director James Nunn discusses his latest creature feature, hungry hippo horror Hungry.
Daniel Goldhaber's reimagining of the cult classic is horror perfectly calibrated for the age of the algorithm.
Filmmakers Daniel Goldhaber and Isa Mazzei were on hand at the Edinburgh International Film Festival to discuss their smart, meta take on the cult classic Faces of Death.
Molly Manners captures the highs and lows of teen friendship in this bittersweet coming-of-age comedy.
An activisit uncovers a shadowy world of extreme body modification in Carlos Conceição’s incoherent body horror.
A commited cast shine in Louis Paxton's surprisingly affecting tale of eccentric siblings on a remote Scottish island.
First-time writer-director Harry Sherriff explores grief, obsession, and disconnection in this offbeat missing person drama.
Andrea Riseborough and Brenda Blethyn shine in Paul Andrew Williams' startling domestic drama.
Brendan Canty's debut feature is a warm-hearted look at the life of a teen establishing himself after foster care.
Daisy-May Hudson brings her narrative feature debut, impassioned social drama Lollipop, to the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
Twenty years after its initial release, cult British classic Dead Man's Shoes is back in cinemas and the film's writer-director Shane Meadows was on hand at the Edinburgh International Film Festival to discuss the film's impact over the decades.
