The world is changing, and it feels as though the rate of change is accelerating. Attitudes toward sexism, racism and the class structure are being challenged as ideas develop about what and how 21st century life should be. Regrettably, we still have such a long way to...
Whereas his two previous documentaries had one word titles referring to their subjects (Senna and Oscar-winner Amy), director Asif Kapadia decided to use a full name for the title and focus of his new docudrama. Diego Maradona, the most famous and enigmatic of all thre...
Jordan Peele’s ‘US’ is the much-anticipated follow-up to his socio-political horror ‘Get Out’. Whilst his breakout film was largely centered on the African-American experience, his follow up is loosely based on the idea of the Other. This concept, frequently featured i...
The 91st Academy Awards feels like it’s had more build-up than any of other Oscars ceremony for a long time. The controversy has been almost ceaseless, and certainly beyond the natural excitement for one of the most beloved annual celebrations of cinema. From the annou...
We'd like to welcome Clarke Nicklin to the FoodnFilm crew, here are a few words from Brian Bradley a Partner at the company on why they are keen to support us.
Adam McKay is no stranger to political satire. From being a writer for SNL through to his feature length debut Anchorman, the writer/director has made a career of mixing social commentary with absurdist comedy. Of all current writers, he perhaps has the strongest handl...
Federico Fellini once said ‘all art is autobiographical; the pearl is the oyster's autobiography.’ Undoubtedly Alfonso Cuarón’s most personal film, Roma is a retrospective view of his upbringing in a neorealist style reminiscent of the late, great Italian’s work. It is...
