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Sophie Price Sophie is a writer for UK Film Review. Providing film reviews on a range of movies. Follow On Twitter Read My Film Reviews

Robert Stayte I have always loved movies from a young age, but once I went to college and university, I started to engage with the medium more through studying it. This studying came from writing essays about films in many ways and writing and directing a couple of shorts as well. Beforehand, I was a fan of several critics and became interested in making my own reviews. I officially started writing for my University magazine in 2018, covering many new releases as the two years went by and improving my writing skills. After looking for another magazine to move onto, I found this one, which looks like it'll be the next step in legitimacy and a good path to continue doing something I love doing. I like to be as honest as possible in my reviews, but I'm always aware of objective qualities as well. I love any kind of film and I only have a few genres that I'm not fond of. Those include Brit feel good movies, rom-coms and dry period pieces. Some of my favourite movies include Jaws, Reservoir Dogs, Back to the Future, Stand by Me, Vertigo, Whiplash, Heat, Sicario and Mandy. Follow On Twitter Read My Film Reviews

Moving Parts Listen to our review on the film podcast What our film review said: READ FULL REVIEW Will Forget’s performance as his name-sake is suitably aloof, yet human enough to allow the audience to connect to his interior vulnerability. Whilst Tom Knoblauch plays the straight man, searching for an angle whilst slowly gaining an understanding of his strange celebrity subject. The chemistry the pair share is the film’s bloodline, and allows the philosophical debates and Seinfeldian conversations that feature prominently to sustain themselves without coming across as pretentious or pointless. Proudly supporting MediCinema for our 2022 film festival.

Christopher Hart Cinema is an endless source of joy. There are hundreds of thousands of beautiful and thought-provoking films out there, so it is important to seek them out and experience them. I am an anthropology student moving into his third year at university, and I am always looking for different perspectives on life. Favourite directors of mine include Ingmar Bergman, Richard Linklater, and Wes Anderson. I love unique colour pallets and immersive dialogue. I will watch just about anything, but I am still slightly apprehensive to watch horror films on account of my vivid imagination. I am thankful to be a part of UK Film Review, and happy to share my thoughts with anyone interested. Follow On Twitter Read My Film Reviews

Kieran Freemantle Kieran Freemantle is a film critic at UK Film Review. Follow On Twitter Read My Film Reviews

Clout Listen to our review on the film podcast What our film review said: READ FULL REVIEW Filmed almost entirely through webcams, this intriguing drama provides an informative insight into the power of the internet and social media by showing how these two can influence people and what the life of a YouTuber is like. The narratives focuses on a lonely and depressed individual, who initially creates and uploads videos of her everyday experiences as way to escape her unhappy life. Proudly supporting MediCinema for our 2022 film festival.

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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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Rachel Willis Rachel Willis is a freelance writer living and working in Columbus, Ohio. She recently graduated with an MFA in Creative Writing from Fairleigh Dickinson University. Rachel has written for ScreenRelish, MaddWolf, and UK Film Review and is currently working on her first novel. Aside from being an active writer, Rachel is an avid film watcher with a soft spot for horror movies. Follow On Twitter Read My Film Reviews

Alex Crisp Alex Crisp is a writer for UK Film Review. Follow On Twitter Read My Film Reviews

John McKeown John McKeown is a film critic at UK Film Review. Follow On Twitter Read My Film Reviews

Tom Jay A South Yorkshire based film student, with a particular love for schlocky 90s Horror, I’ve a worrying obsession with consuming and writing film, TV and just media in general and so am happy to have to opportunity to finally let people see what I think and refine my writing ability. I can be contacted on Twitter @TomJay_22 and can be seen on Letterboxd in an attempt to watch as much as I possibly can, drop me a follow! Follow On Twitter Read My Film Reviews

Seth Troyer Seth Troyer is a Columbus, Ohio based artist currently working for the Metropolitan library system (they may as well pay him since he'd be there everyday anyway). Along with loving "weird, experimental" films, he is also a lifetime monster movie obsessive. Over the course of the last decade he has created many short films as well as a post-apocalyptic mini series (all available on his Youtube channel). Seth also takes part in various musical projects, and is currently attempting to publish a science fiction novel he recently completed. Follow On Twitter Read My Film Reviews