Lambert’s accomplished début, which he also scripted, was rightly selected for the Cannes 2012 Critic’s Week. Funny and dramatic, with well-drawn characters we can genuinely care for, it’s about the blossoming of a love affair and the shifting power in a relationship. Continue reading →

“I’m Ibrahim, I’m Turkish. I’m Bram, I’m Belgian. I am a Muslim, and I’m gay.” Handsome Bram tries to negotiate the contradictions of his situation – betrothed to his cousin, and now flirting with the gorgeous, available Kevin. A satisfying, sexy romance that never belittles the dilemmas facing the unwilling hero of the piece. Continue reading →

Exquisite tale of blossoming teen love among the windswept North Sea dunes, great script and acting. Continue reading →

Take three hot women, a cute but nasty drug dealer, an LA setting, sharp dialogue, neat plot twists and you have the making for funny thriller.

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A witty high school comedy, really! Chance must negotiate the minefields of school-cool and the nasty jock Brad. Good acting, a clutchbag full of memorable one-liners, and a great 80s soundtrack. Continue reading →