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Stargazers

By Bobby LePire | April 2026

Stargazers is the feature-length debut of writer/director Jonathan Brooks. The science fiction adventure follows a 12-year-old boy named Jack (Leo Cropley). He…

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Stargazers is the feature-length debut of writer/director Jonathan Brooks. The science fiction adventure follows a 12-year-old boy named Jack (Leo...

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Deadly Display, written and directed by S.N. Sibley, starts with Tess (Annabella Rich) and her bandmate (Jackson Batchelor) rehearsing on stage. Their song...

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The Marbles, co-written and directed by David Nicholas Wilkinson, was created in response to the continued silence of the British Museum regarding the...

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Director Pascal Bergamin’s British comedic drama Portraits of Dangerous Women begins with a crazy situation that digs deeper as the tale unfolds. Steph...

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I've always had a soft spot for British comedy. At an early age, I was exposed to shows like Mr. Bean, Are You Being Served?, and Keeping Up...

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Written by director Sam Mason-Bell, star Annabella Rich, and Jackson Batchelor, Incessant is a horror thriller. Gina (Rich) and Ed (Chris Mills) abscond to...

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The offbeat sexual thriller Acting toys with reality better than any other film in recent memory. Directed by Sam Mason-Bell, who co-wrote the feature with...

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While we in the United States had a tumultuous last few years—no matter what side of the aisle/political spectrum you are on—we were not the only...

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Garry Sykes' Drunken Butterflies was first released in 2014 and was met with positive reviews and an enthusiastic audience response. A version of the...

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British humor is just better. It's sharper, wittier, and darker than most of the 5th-grade level "common denominator" comedy that makes it into the media...

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