Testament of Youth
Emily Nabney reviews the coming-of-age story, based on Vera Brittain's autobiography
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Paulina Drėgvaitė
The Best Films of 2014
Boar Film's writers pitch in their favourite films of 2014 to give a survey of some of the great films that graced our screens this year
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Pint of Purple: Paulina Drėgvaitė, Film Editor
Paulina Drėgvaitė, Film Editor, speaks to Boar Books about her reading habits and her love of trees...
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Editor’s Choice: Four Nouvelle Vague Films that Shaped Cinema
In love with Truffaut? Want to begin exploring French cinema? We've picked four films you might enjoy
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In Order of Disappearance
The latest in Scandinavian noir, "In Order of Disappearance" skillfully combines a story of revenge with comedy to great effect. Paulina Drėgvaitė reviews.
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Venice 2014: The Council of Birds
"The Council of Birds", writes Paulina Drėgvaitė, "was one of Venice's best kept secrets".
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Venice 2014: Far From Men
"Far From Men", starring Viggo Mortensen, is a French drama set during the Algerian war, echoing classic western traditions. Paulina Drėgvaitė reviews.
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Venice 2014: Dancing with Maria
"Dancing with Maria" is an exceptionally well crafted documentary about Maria Fux, the extraordinary Argentinian dancer. Paulina Drėgvaitė is enchanted.
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Venice 2014: Tsili
"Tsili", Israeli director Amos Gitai's poetically allegorical drama, is "a disappointment", writes Paulina Drėgvaitė.
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Venice 2014: Hungry Hearts
A clash between husband and wife, "Hungry Hearts" sees Adam Driver and Alba Rohrwacher giving thrilling performances. Paulina Drėgvaitė reports.
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Venice 2014: Manglehorn
Paulina Drėgvaitė reviews the collaboration between film legend Al Pacino and director David Gordon Green - "Manglehorn".
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Venice 2014: 99 Homes
"99 Homes" is a courageous attempt to tackle the 2009 financial crisis and the impact it's had on the lives of ordinary people, starring Andrew Garfield and Michael Shannon. Paulina Drėgvaitė reviews.
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Venice 2014: The Obscene Life
As the Venice Film Festival continues, Paulina Drėgvaitė reviews another one of its films - Renato de Maria's newest feature "The Obscene Life".
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