6000 Waiting is a rollercoaster, but instead of bringing you up to the tallest peak before dropping you down, it punches through your chest, rips your heart out, kisses it, juggles with it and then right before it puts it back in your chest, it smothers you in raw onions so you watch the credits through wet eyes. It is a very well crafted, genuine and impactful documentary that really shines a light on individuals that are otherwise perceived as just a number, a bit of paperw

What Happened to Suzy came across my proverbial desk recently and I was intrigued by the creative concept of a true crime documentary that went on more of a journey than just retelling the past. I was then pleasantly surprised watching it by the creativity of the found footage approach and the ever escalating stakes of the story

What would you do with $3,500? I assume your answer (unless you’re Chandler Balli) isn’t to take it into the woods with a passionate film crew and make a gruesome slasher film, featuring a genuinely off putting killer design, and impressively creative visual style. For that low of a budget, of course there is a lot of compromise in the access to technology and scale of the production, but I think they did such a great job working with what they’ve got, keeping it grounded and

At just shy of two hours, we are literally (if you see this film in 4DX like I did) flung around a family’s trauma with the most vicious and gruesome violence I have seen in a long time.

Oh yay, a story about a rich person and how they became rich, how exciting. That was me just moments before pressing play on the first episode of Unbreakable Soul by Alexander Kwanje. Folks, I’m here to tell you that entrepreneur Shirin Behzadi is not your average “self-made” billionaire. For one, because she is actually self-made, and two because from this first episode, you can see that her motivations lie in doing good with her wealth and knowledge.

Do you miss the ‘80s? When it was all neon lights and side ponytails, and most of all, no social media! Total freedom from your every move being recorded and scrutinised on the internet by strangers around the globe or even stereotypical bullies in your high school. Well, boy oh boy do I have the film for you!