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A page for film festival sponsors and those wishing to work with the UK Film Review Festival. Find out more about becoming a sponsor. Film Festival Sponsors Having supported the indie film industry for almost ten years, UK Film Review launched our first film festival in 2020, amid the global pandemic of Coronavirus, in an attempt to provide a guaranteed online film festival people could rely on. Our event is growing in reputation and stature, with filmmakers from across the globe submitting high-quality indie films to our event. We are looking for like-minded film festival sponsors who want to help the indie film community. This is why we are offering the following packages to our film festival sponsors and hope you can be part of our exciting event. MAIN SPONSOR (CHAMPAGNE LEVEL) Named sponsor for 4 Film Podcast episodes Named sponsor for 3 Award Categories Logo on 3 Awards Logo added to our Festival Brochure Logo added to our Festival artwork Logo added to our Sponsors Page Shout-Out on Social Media £950 - Let's Go GUEST SPONSOR (WINE LEVEL) Named sponsor for 1 Film Podcast episode Named sponsor for 1 Award Category Logo on 1 Award Logo added to our Festival Brochure Logo added to our Festival artwork Logo added to our Sponsors Page Shout-Out on Social Media £450 - Let's Go SPONSOR (BEER LEVEL) Logo added to our Festival Brochure Logo added to our Festival artwork Logo added to our Sponsors Page Shout-Out on Social Media £250 - Let's Go

Filmmaker Features from UK Film Review on some of the best directors and actors in the movie business. Read more. Filmmaker Features Take Our Christopher Nolan Film Quiz Chris Olson Jun 13 2 min read How Much Did Tom Cruise Get Paid for Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning? Chris Olson May 28 3 min read Jennifer Lawrence gives "Career-Best Performance" alongside Robert Pattinson in Die My Love Chris Olson May 27 2 min read Filmmaker Interview with Tope Laguda Chris Olson Apr 25 4 min read Filmmaker Interview with Will Hawkes Chris Olson Jan 16 3 min read Filmmaker Interview with Cal M. Butnaru Chris Olson Aug 28, 2024 7 min read

We review animated movies on our website. Read these and other film reviews for the best in animation filmmaking. Animated Film Reviews Animation is quickly becoming one of the most influential genres when it comes to storytelling in films. Visionary studios such as Disney, Pixar, Aardman, Studio Ghibli and Dreamworks are constantly raising the bar when it comes to delivering some amazing animated films. Which is why we want to review them! This is the UK Film Review page for animated film reviews . Not only do we critique the big players of animation we also like to support indie filmmakers who produce animated feature and short films. You will find them all reviewed here by our team of critics who love all genres of movies. You will also find interviews with filmmakers involved in the animated film genre. Every aspect of an animated movie is reviewed, not just how good the animation is. This means we look at the story, characters, dialogue, voice performers and more, and tell you (our beloved readers) about the best and worst of them. If you have an animated film and would like us to review it, please use the Submit Your Film option under the #supportindiefilm drop down in the navigation. Just as with all the film reviews on our website, please share. These animated films often struggle to reach an audiences and we hope our words about them will encourage viewers to seek them out, so we need your help! My Neighbour Totoro Back In UK Cinemas - Why You Should Revisit This Cinematic Gem James Learoyd Jul 18, 2024 7 min read Bird Drone Short Film Review alexjames96 Jun 6, 2024 2 min read The Silly Sammy Adventure Short Film Review alexjames96 Feb 10, 2023 2 min read The Absurd, Surreal, Metaphysical and Fractured Destiny of Cerebus the Aardvark Darren Tilby Jul 5, 2022 3 min read LUCHA and the EKEKO (2022) Short Film Review Emily Davison May 13, 2022 2 min read Crack Short Film Review alexjames96 Apr 14, 2022 2 min read More Film Reviews

Read LGBT Film Reviews from UKFR on some of the latest theatrical, indie, and short films. Submit your LGBT film for review too. LGBT Film Reviews One of the most influential and exciting genres in films, our LGBT film reviews cover a massive array of cinematic releases, independent cinema, and short films. Having become a hotspot for new filmmakers, UK Film Review is proud to have promoted some of the best LGBT films in the UK and internationally. We also work regularly to promote BFI Flare, the biggest LGBT film festival in Europe. In fact, on this page you will see reviews of LGBT films as well as features and special articles that we have written about BFI Flare. The reason why we have chosen to highlight LGBT as a specific genre on our website is to promote the ideas of inclusion. As an entertainment website, we invite all types of filmmakers to submit their films for us to review and promote (good or bad) and want storytellers from all walks of life to do the same. You can use the Submit Your Film page to send us the details of your film and there are various options available in terms of when you need the review done by (perfect for festival submissions etc). If you are an LGBT organisation and would like to be a partner with UK Film Review, drop us a message on our Facebook page. We are always looking to promote our filmmakers across as many relevant platforms as we can and can offer exposure for your organisation in return. All that's left to say is enjoy these LGBT film reviews, remember to share the love wherever you can. Sister Wives Short Film Review alexjames96 5 days ago 2 min read Filmmaker Interview with Val Tan Amber Jackson Sep 2, 2024 5 min read Film Podcast: Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott shine in Love Drama Chris Olson Feb 23, 2024 1 min read Dino at the Beach Short Film Review alexjames96 May 3, 2023 2 min read Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe TIFF Review - Sep 12, 2022 2 min read Stockholm Short Film Review alexjames96 Jul 18, 2022 3 min read More Film Reviews

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Learn how to write a film review using tips from UK Film Review's Editor-in-Chief Chris Olson. How to Write a Film Review Writing a film review for the first time can be a daunting prospect. Many aspiring writers struggle to put down into words how they feel about an art form that is more visual and audible. That's why, here at UK Film Review, we want to give you some of our best advice on how to write a film review so that you can hit the ground running. 1. Choose your film. This is an important step. The first time you write a film review you are going to want to choose something you feel very passionate about in order to give you lots to write about. If you choose a movie that doesn't move or compel you in any way, your review could end up feeling a little uninspired too. 2. Choose your medium. It is essential to know how you feel most comfortable when writing. Some are happy with a computer or laptop, some may prefer good old pen and paper. Others may even prefer a typewriter (feel free to Google that word if it is not in your vocabulary). Whichever way you prefer make sure this is the method you choose when learning how to write a film review - as it will make the experience a lot more enjoyable. 3. Do your research. After watching the film (which needs to be a recent viewing and could sometimes require multiple watches), resist the urge to launch straight into your thoughts and feelings. Sure, make some detailed notes about your first reactions but doing some research on the film so that when it comes time to write your film review you will be able to come at it with more authority and knowledge - which will make the writing a lot easier. To find out more about how to write a film review and get some top tips from our Editor-in-Chief (who is also an established film critic), check out the eBook below which gives aspiring writers some golden nuggets. 9 Top Tips for Aspiring Film Critics £1.99 Price BUY NOW How to Structure a Film Review There are many ways you can write a movie review and the structure will often depend on the outlet. For example, at UK Film Review, our writers have a basic model to work from which they can bring their own style too. Other publications may be more rigid or casual about the structure of their film reviews but pretty much everyone has what's called a "House Style". It is important to follow this when learning how to write a film review as it will help keep you on track, structured, and to the point. What should be included in a film review? Within a film review, the critic should look to explore all aspects of the filmmaking. This is where film criticism differs from an opinion. When writing a film review, the writer needs to validate their observations with specific reasoning as to why they feel the way they do. One simply cannot state "I didn't enjoy this film therefore it gets one star." Instead, the film review should include discussion on the film's strengths and weaknesses, comparison to other movies of a similar genre, or relate the movie to the filmmaker's previous works. It is essential to at least cover: the plot, the performances, the themes and your summary. Examples of a Film Review Looking at examples of a film review is a great way to learn how to write one. This way you can examine the nuances that each writer brings, as well as the common traits which appear in many movie reviews. When first learning how to write a film review it can be quite daunting, so it is best to jump right in and start reading as many as you can. You will soon learn that film criticism is a fun and rewarding experience that enhances cinema. How to Write a Film Review Template Template film reviews are not something we massively encourage. Whilst we like to promote a solid structure (see above) it is important to take each film as an individual piece of art. Filmmakers pour their heart and soul into their films and the idea that a template review could capture every single one of them is absurd. Instead, see the steps above about structure and also looking at as many examples of movie reviews as you can. You will soon see that you have enough to get started. TAKE YOUR FILM REVIEWS TO THE NEXT LEVEL How to Write Film Reviews Articles Film Podcast: Top Tips for Film Critics Film Feature by Chris Olson Being a film critic was a journey that started for me in 2010, working in Plymouth, Devon. I was a Customer... Chris Olson Mar 6, 2024 2 min read The Death of Angel Candy (2022) Film Review Film review for The Death of Angel Candy (2022) directed by Angus Silver. Words by critic Emily Davison for UK Film Review. Emily Davison Aug 13, 2022 2 min read

UK Film Review #supportindiefilm and #kickstarter projects. Find out about the latest indie and short film projects. #SupportIndieFilm We like to do out bit to support indie filmmakers. One of the best ways for us to help, is by reviewing your film. To submit your film for review - Click Here . Don't forget we have more reviews on our Film Reviews page.

Indie film reviews by some of the UK's best movie critics. Read about some of the best indie filmmakers in the industry. Indie Film Reviews Here you will find our Indie film reviews , from some of the newest and most exciting filmmakers working in the industry. UK Film Review is an ardent promoter of #supportindiefilm and welcomes entries for any kind of movie, regardless of the budget. Our talented team of scribes love to tackle indie films and review them with gusto - judging them on story, script, cinematography, performances and all the stuff that actually makes a good movie - not just CGI crash bang walloping. Enjoy our Indie film reviews by clicking one of the images, and please share on Twitter using the hashtag - #UKFilmReview . Join our community on Facebook too! Where Indie filmmakers are promoted to our friendly followers. Whilst we pride ourselves on writing some sublime film reviews, we also promote the latest Movie Trailers . This includes the latest theatrical releases, as well as Indie Film Trailers and Short Film Trailers . Little Deaths Film Review Little Deaths by UK film critic Lawrence Bennie. Written & Directed by Brian Follmer. Starring Kerri Romeo & Adam Leotta. Filmmaker Interview with Antonia Bogdanovich Filmmaker Interview by William Hemingway Hi Antonia, Thanks for sitting down with us to chat about your films and filmmaking. Where in... Film Podcast: George Clooney Rowing Biopic Scoops Film of the Month Film Feature by Chris Olson With February 2024 being a leap year, we had a bit of extra time last month to cultivate a huge episode of... Film Podcast: Anthony Hopkins drama crowned "Film of the Month" Film Feature by Chris Olson The UK Film Review Podcast was back in action from January 2024, with episodes released by popular shows such... Filmmaker Interview with Alexander Ratter Filmmaker Interview by Chris Olson Hi Alexander, lovely to be speaking with you. Hi Chris, thank you for the opportunity to take part in... Filmmaker Interview with Charlie Vitug Filmmaker Interview by Chris Olson Hi Charlie, many thanks for speaking with us. Where in the world are you right now? I'm currently... Grimmfest announce shorts, guest, jury and surprise screening! Grimmfest, Manchester's International Festival of Fantastic Film, will be returning to regular venue, Manchester’s Odeon Great Northern,... Zapper! indie film review - second look ★★ Directed by: Nick Gatsby Written by: Nick Gatsby Starring: Skye Armenta, Nick Gatsby, Christopher James Taylor Indie Film Review by:... Filmmaker Interview with Gia Skova Filmmaker Interview by Chris Olson Hi Gia, many thanks for speaking with us. Whereabouts in the world do we find you right now? I’m in... Grimmfest Announce Full 2023 Lineup Grimmfest, Manchester's International Festival of Fantastic Film, are delighted to announce their full feature film lineup for 2023. The... Filmmaker Interview with Patrick Ireland Filmmaker Interview by Chris Olson Thanks for speaking with us Patrick. Whereabouts in the world are you right now and what are you up... Raven's Hollow film review Directed by: Christopher Hatton Written by: Christopher Hatton, Chuck Reeves Starring: William Moseley, Melanie Zanetti, Kate Dickie,... Filmmaker Interview With Xinyu "Ciao" Zhao Filmmaker Interview by Chris Olson Lovely to speak with you Ciao. You are promoting a new film called A Conflict. What's the film about?... TAR FILM REVIEW Director/Writer Todd Field’s first two films, In The Bedroom and Little Children, both heralded a new talent in American Cinema, but he then The Winners of the 2022 UK Film Review Festival By Chris Olson Our third instalment of the UK Film Review Festival was an absolute blast! Our biggest lineup ever, with films from across... Grimmfest Film Review - Moon Garden ★★★★★ Directed by: Ryan Stevens Harris Written by: Ryan Stevens Harris Starring: Angie Duke, Brionne Davis, Haven Lee Harris, Morgana... Grimmfest Film Review - Vesper ★★★★ Directed by: Kristina Buozyte, Bruno Samper Written by: Kristina Buozyte, Bruno Samper Starring: Raffiella Chapman, Eddie Marsan,... Grimmfest Film Review - The Lake ★★ Directed by: Lee Thongkham, Aqing Xu Written by: Lee Thongkham Starring: Sushar Manaying, Xu Qian, Zang Jinsheng, Palita... Grimmfest Film Review - House of Darkness ★★ Directed by: Neil LaBute Written by: Neil LaBute Starring: Justin Long, Kate Bosworth, Gia Crovatin, Lucy Walters Grimmfest Film... Bones and All LFF Review Luca Guadagnino has been on a break film wise since his Suspiria remake, but he’s returned to doing his own take on the subject of cannibal- Sanctuary TIFF Review BDSM is a touchy (ahem) subject that is not always done justice on film, for every Secretary there are half a dozen 365 days Grimmfest 2022 Film Feature - Final Cut Directed by: Michel Hazanavicius Written by: Michel Hazanavicius Starring: Brahim Chioua, Alain de la Mata, Noémie Devide, Vincent... Grimmfest 2022 Film Feature - Megalomaniac Directed by: Karim Ouelhaj Written by: Karim Ouelhaj Starring: Eline Schumacher, Wim Willaert, Benjamin Ramon, Pierre Nisse, Raphaëlle... Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe TIFF Review Based on the popular book of the same name by Benjamin Alire Sáenz, this first-time feature by director Aitch Alberto tackle’s heavy themes Grimmfest 2022 Film Feature - Piggy Directed by: Carlota Pereda Written by: Carlota Pereda Starring: Laura Galán, Carmen Machi, Claudia Salas, Pilar Castro, Mabel del Pozo,... Grimmfest 2022 Film Feature - The Loneliest Boy in the World Directed by: Martin Owen Written by: Piers Ashworth Starring: Max Harwood, Ben Miller, Susan Wokoma, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Ashley Benson,... Grimmfest 2022 Full Feature Film Line-up Grimmfest, Manchester's International Festival of Fantastic Film is delighted to announce the full feature film line-up for 2022. The... The Death of Angel Candy (2022) Film Review Film review for The Death of Angel Candy (2022) directed by Angus Silver. Words by critic Emily Davison for UK Film Review. PHEA (2022) Film Review Film review for PHEA (2022), directed by Rocky Palladino. Words by critic Emily Davison for UK Film Review. When Everything's Gone (2020) Film Review Film review for When Everything's Gone (2020), directed by Alex Alessi, Jeff Stewart. Words by critic Emily Davison for UK Film Review. More Film Reviews

Student film reviews written from schoolchildren in the UK. Reviewing movies for UK Film Review. Student Film Reviews Here at UK Film Review, we like to do two things - promote the movies of filmmakers, and promote the film reviews of the people who love watching movies. This includes filmmakers from across the globe, and writers from across the UK. A hobby for some, a passion for others, film reviews can do more than just tell you whether a movie is worth seeing at the cinema. Film reviews are all about exploring the tireless efforts of a filmmaking team, who have worked, collaboratively, for months or years on a project in order to present it to an audience. Such efforts deserve us really delving into them, discussing the elements which worked for us, and those which didn't. Film reviews are also not about ignoring all other opinions. In fact, a room of 20 people all watching the same movie will more than likely have 20 different opinions about that film. Which is not to say any of them are right or wrong...after all, film reviews are just opinions! Below you will find one of our favourite Student Film Reviews which was submitted to UK Film Review for analysis. If you are looking to improve your film reviewing skills, check out this eBook from our Editor-in-Chief Chris Olson who has given his 9 Top Tips for Aspiring Film Critics. 9 Top Tips for Aspiring Film Critics £1.99 Price BUY NOW Are you running a student film reviews project and would like UK Film Review to be involved? Our Founder and Editor-in-Chief Chris Olson has run numerous student film review workshops with UK schools and film societies to help promote film criticism. These involve: - Video (Remote) Workshops - Q&A - An Introduction to Film Criticism - Film Reviewing Top Tips - Publication for Competition Winners Get in touch by clicking the button below to find out more about our student film review workshops . GET IN TOUCH Film Reviews Workshop We offer a unique selection of Film Reviews Workshops for schools across the UK and internationally. These workshops are intended to engage students who have a passion for film and writing, as well as provide schools with a fantastic addition to their curriculum. Hosted by our Editor-in-Chief Chris Olson with 14 years experience as a film critic and journalist, the Film Reviews Workshops include the following benefits & features: A background exploration of film criticism in the UK Professional guidance on how to write a film review Top tips to improve the student's writing skills Q&A with a film critic* In-person workshop hosted at your school* *package dependent Pre-Recorded Workshop 7-Day Access to a pre-recorded workshop from UK Film Review £75 Remote Workshop Video call workshop with a UK Film Review Film Critic (30 mins - including Q&A) £240 In-Person Workshop A film critic will visit your school for an in-person film reviews workshop (1.5 hours) £750 - for London / Contact for other locations GET IN TOUCH

Become a film critic at UK Film Review. Submit one of your movie reviews to apply to be a reviewer for our team of critics. Become a Film Critic Writing film reviews & contributing podcast reviews for UK Film Review It is the age-old question...well one of the age-old questions. Much like “If a tree falls in the wood, and there is no one there to hear it fall, does it make a sound?”, the philosophical ponderings around the black magic that is film criticism has had many a would-be reviewer scratching their heads with pointed quills. Luckily, for those scribes with a penchant for movie reviews, you can stop inflicting yourself with unnecessary head wounds, because (to paraphrase Kermode and Mayo) “How do you become a film critic? You just become a film critic.” Here at UK Film Review, our motto is...not in the groin. But after that, it is we give anyone a try. Whether it be a first-time filmmaker submitting their shoe-string budget short film about killer clowns, or Michael Bay’s latest action film highlighting the plight of slaves in 19th Century New England (coming to a cinema near you in 2029). And with that ethos, we invite anyone wanting to become a film critic to submit their best piece to us. All that we ask is that you are: A decent writer who is passionate about film criticism Willing to review ALL kinds of films - not just those at the cinema Happy to take on constructive criticism and develop Be a film reviewer who writes about all aspects of a film, not just a detailed account of the plot BRAND NEW We are introducing a new Tier System for our writers - so we can start paying our hard-working writers for their awesome work. These are the tiers: Amateur Get started by reviewing one of the films on the next page. Pro - £3 per review* Review shorts & indie feature films submitted by filmmakers from around the world from our queue. We have lots of these! UKFR House Critic - £5-£20 per review** Review films from our Queue Jump or Promotion Packages - shorter deadlines but higher pay available. *payment made by bank transfer for every 5 films **scale of payment depends on review type (e.g. Video Reviews earn more) Please note: paid reviews are available on a limited basis depending on filmmaker submissions. As a UK Film Review Critic you can also enjoy the following: The chance to get their writing on a (very) popular film reviews website Access to some of the latest indie and short films Invitations to press screenings of the biggest theatrical movies Promotion in front of our 1000s of social media followers Support and guidance on improving their writing Being part of an online film-loving community BRAND NEW: Have your review read out/played on the UK Film Review Podcast show "UK Film Club" TOP LISTEN: Film critic & UKFR founder Chris Olson gives his top tips for film critics on the UK Film Review Podcast If you ever wondered what a film critic's journey looks like, the below film podcast episode is essential listening. The UK Film Review Editor-in-Chief gives his FREE top tips for film critics, as well as an insight into pitching to publications and how to network in the film industry. Listen now using the embed below, or find the episode on all good podcast platforms. All sounding good? Remember to follow UK Film Review on social media (links in the footer) so you can stay up to date with our film reviews, movie trailers, and film festival updates. HOW TO SUBMIT A MOVIE REVIEW Click Here to Get Started For anyone looking to take their film reviews to the next level, our Editor-in-Chief and film critic Chris Olson has written a short guide with 9 Top Tips for Aspiring Film Critics . Inside you will find hints and advice from someone who has written/proofed/edited over 2,000 movie reviews. Introductory Price: £1.99 (normally £2.99) £1.99 BUY NOW Submit Your Review

A new year for movie fans, check out these movie trailers for films coming out in January 2020. Watch a trailer from a small selection of fantastic movies. January Movie Trailers It's a new year and you know what that means!...broken resolutions to join the gym and a brand new selection of movies to get excited about. These movie trailers in January 2020 prove to be an awesome start, especially with award season just around the corner. After an amazing year in 2019, cinema-goers will be able to launch right into some wonderful theatrical releases that will satisfy fans of a variety of genres. If you are planning to go to the 'flicks (as no one still calls them), these January movie trailers will be an essential tasting board to whet your appetite. Think of this page as one of that cheeky salesman that stands outside of restaurants with a small tray of light bites with toothpicks in. Just enough to get your mouth watering, but certainly not enough to keep you full. And once you have been hooked in (regardless of the possible food standards violations) you will be a sucker for the marketing magnets. Here at UK Film Review, we have few rules when it comes to the movie trailers we share. The first being, we accept literally no responsibility if you don't like them. We didn't make them, we just share them with our users. If you don't like the trailers, probably best to keep your opinion to yourself. Another rule is if you Like one of the trailers we place on our website, you 100% have to tell at least 1000 people about it. That's a standard practice and if you don't Pennywise will turn up at your house at midnight with a balloon filled with Tim Curry's hair...just kidding...it's actually Bill Skarsgård's. Anyhoo, enjoy these January movie trailers 2020 and don't forget to SHARE SHARE SHARE. 1917 Movie Trailer Just Mercy Movie Trailer The Personal History of David Copperfield Movie Trailer Bombshell Movie Trailer Waves Movie Trailer Queen & Slim Movie Trailer The Rhythm Section Movie Trailer Back to MOVIE TRAILERS

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It is unfair to our critics who have spent a lot of time watching your film and writing their review to have their hard work removed because you don't like their opinion. We will remove reviews should they fail to meet the UK Film Review standards we expect from our writers, and it is likely we will assign your film to another critic. Please only submit your film if you are happy to receive unbiased and genuine criticism from our critic. Many filmmakers are not used to this kind of feedback about their movies, especially ones they funded themselves and poured years of work into. Our job is to review the film as a final piece, not the arduous journey you took to make it. The critic is entitled to their opinion - one which they will have formed by watching your film in full at least once. Filmmakers should be aware that their films will not always appeal to every audience member. How do I enter my film into the UK Film Review Festival? 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