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London Film Festival 2016: A Dark Song Review

By Cognitive Space on 10/10/2016

A Dark Song is debut movie from Irish director Liam Gavin is very unconventional in the sense that like many typical Hollywood horror movies like Ouija. The focus of the A Dark Song is on the aftermath of some sort of occult practice or ritual, in this film the focus is on the ritual itself. […]

London Korean Film Festival 2016 – Train to Busan review

By Cognitive Space on 08/10/2016

Train to Busan is the movie that will revive the zombie genre. It broke box office records across South Korea this summer and I managed to catch a preview of it at the Korean Film Festival prior to its general release in the UK at the end of October. Don’t be put off by people […]

East End Film Festival Review: Belladonna of Sadness with live score from The Voyeurs

By Cognitive Space on 04/09/2014

The amazing & psychedelic Belladonna of Sadness was shown as part of the East End Film Festival at The Red Gallery in Shoreditch with a live score by Charlie Boyer & The Voyeurs When you think of Japanese anime a movie of the likes of Belladonna of Sadness would not instantly come to mind. Originally released […]

East End Film Festival Review: The Distance (La Distancia)

By Cognitive Space on 04/09/2014

If I was describe La Distancia in one short sentence it would be “an unconventional sci-fi mix between Heat, Stalker and Time Bandits” La Distancia is not your typical scifi movie I don’t know where to begin with this unique experience of a movie. Set in a alternative future where people communicate via telepathy and […]