Dispatch
feminist moving image 

Much like the bunches of dhaniya (coriander) that Mrs Bhamra asks her daughters to buy, Bend It Like Beckham is a cultural staple for my...

The hugely successful New York Writers Lab, supported by Oprah Winfrey, Nicole Kidman and Meryl Streep, is coming to the UK. The Writers...

☁️New Moving Image: our final commission of 2020 is poetry short 'Why Are All Our Prophets Dead?' by poet and filmmaker Marissa Mireles...

My name is Caira Naomi, I am a 24-year old woman born and raised in North London with Jamaican heritage. I am a photographer, singer,...

This year Indie Memphis Film Festival held a combination of virtual and outdoor screenings meaning we got to view most of the film...

Natalie Erika James haunting debut feature Relic begins in the best way a film can; flashing Christmas lights à la Morvern Callar (2002)...

Writer and director Lucy Brydon's striking debut feature Body of Water explores the nature of an eating disorder, and its treatment,...

As I sit here at home in Brixton, South London, living in a council estate which I am privately renting; I am thinking about my childhood...

UNRULY /ʌnˈruːli/ adjective disorderly and disruptive and not amenable to discipline or control. Our bodies are all unique and perhaps in...

The story that informs my obsession with the Cuban moving image is deeply personal, though it’s certainly not private. If anything, it is...

Ani Simon-Kennedy's latest feature The Short History of the Long Road is a coming of age tale set on the road with questions about family...

“The question today is not so much can the subaltern speak, for the new global networks of technicity have solved this problem with...

by Rene Matić I am obsessed with Shane Meadows 2006 film ‘This is England’ because of its portrayal of the duality of the Skinhead...

Céline Sciamma’s impressive debut film, Water Lilies, paints a realistic portrait of adolescent lust which tackles subjects of body...

Set in Venezuela, documentary El Father Plays Himself directed by Mo Scarpelli delves into the relationship between a father and son as...