35ª Semana de Cine Fantástico y de Terror
- Spanish Short Films in San Sebastián. A rollercoaster of talent
- Animation Short Films in San Sebastián. Pushing the limits of imagination.
- Euskal Film Laburren Maratoia. The best in Basque horror
- Nazioarteko Film Laburren Maratoia. International short films that will twist your brain in the best way
- Review: Terrifier 3. Holly, jolly, and a great deal of bloody
- Review: Oddity. Up is down, and dead is alive.
BFI London Film Festival
- Interview with Johanné Gómez Terrero. How to enjoy life in an unfair world
- Entrevista con Johanné Gómez Terrero. Cómo disfrutar de la vida en un mundo injusto
- Interview with Dea Kulumbegashvili. Great director, writer, and feminist badass
- Review: Patrice: The Movie. A sliver of hope for humanity
- Review: Sex. How to talk about sex during your middle age
- Review: The Stimming Pool. Inclusivity through art, a great practice
Cinecittà: Italian Doc Season
- Review: Food for Profit. The truth behind European food production
- Review: The Secret Drawer. Interesting turned stale
- Review: Fragments of a Life Loved. An essay on love
Edinburgh International Film Festival
- Alien: Romulus. Review of the best Alien sequel
- Review: The Substance. Big image, little substance
- Interview with Suzanne Smith and Sylvia Solf. Teamwork at its best
- Review: Schirkoa. Tangled, chaotic, and hard to watch
- Review: The Radleys. A fantastic horror comedy
- Review: And Mrs. The best tragicomedy of 2024
Film Africa
- Review: Dzifa. A beautiful reminder of how good life can be
- Review: Black People Don’t Get Depressed. Content that saves lives
- Review: Tongo Saa. Right theme, wrong focus
- Review: Gboroka. A beautiful film for a horrible fact
- Review: The Weekend. Join a fun hunting weekend!
- Review: After the Long Rains. The wonderful journey of a brave girl
Irish Film Festival London
- Review: Ransom ’79. Truth will out
- Review: Housewife of the Year. Patriarchy at its best
- Review: Eat/Sleep/Cheer/Repeat The wonderful underdogs of sports
- Review: Mrs Robinson. The documentary of a real-life hero
Mint Chinese Film Festival
- Review: The Last Year of Darkness. A beautiful farewell to a beloved haven
- Review: Snow Leopard. The beauty of nature skilfully exposed
- Review: Yi Yi. A beautiful collection of gossip and family drama
- Mint Chinese Film Festival: Competition 1. Food for the mind
- Review: The One Who Runs Away Is The Ghost
- Review: Millennium Mambo
One-Day Festivals
- Blade & Bow Short Film Showcase. There is great power in community.
- Review: Baobhan Sith. A wonderful cross between reality and folklore
- CinemARC at Glasgow Science Festival. The beautiful diversity of science
- Daydream Fantasy Youth Film Festival 2024. The exciting future of fantasy
One Fluid Night International LGBTQIA+ Film Festival
- Review: TENS Across the Board. Great promotional video
- Review: What was your previous name And other silly questions
- Review: Fabulous Femininities. A way to be your true self
- Review: Padres. How to be a dad…or not
- Review: This Time. Self-discovery and bravery
- Review: What a Feeling. Queer comedy at its best
Raindance Film Festival
- Review: Avant-Drag! Histrionic, extra, and crucial to society
- Review: The Man with a Thousand Faces. Thrilling and fun
- Review: My Killer Buddy. A heart-warming story of revenge
- Review: Satu – Year of the Rabbit
- Review: Sleep. How to get to the point in horror
- Interview with Lisa D’Apolito. Director, producer, writer, and amazing force of nature
