Launch of Doc n Roll’s hard-hitting ‘Go Your Way’ documentary on Ukrainian punk band, Death Pill, who played LOUD WOMEN Fests this year
Doc n Roll have spent the past 15 years since their set up, as ‘a womxn-led film agency that platforms…
Film review: The Uninvited invites reflection on womanhood, motherhood and the passage of time
Last week I had the absolute pleasure to pop into Working Title's London offices to attend the press screening for…
Documentary review – Since Yesterday: The Untold Story of Scotland’s Girl Bands
Out in UK cinemas now. Directed and narrated by TeenCanteen's Carla J Easton, Since Yesterday platforms the trailblazing popstars, post-punks…
Doc’n Roll Festival 2024 – preview
If you love music as well as films (which is very much my case), the imminent arrival of the 11th…
Film review: Driving Madeleine
I have not been so moved by a film in a very long time. 'Driving Madeleine' is a beautiful, intimate…
Since Yesterday: celebrating Scotland’s girl-band herstory
'Since Yesterday: The Unsung Pioneers of Scottish Pop' celebrates the songs, stories and journey of Scotland's all-female bands from 1960…
‘Double Dare Ya’: a documentary on riot grrrl in 2019
Effy Mitchell has just launched 'Double Dare Ya' on the world – the results of a documentary project interviewing bands…
Mather – a short film about drums and mums
'Mather' is a short film on Brighton post-punk Projector drummer, Demelza Mather. A film told through contrast: 16mm and digital,…
Here To Be Heard: The Story Of The Slits – film review
Last night the provincial tour of Here To Be Heard: The Story of The Slits rolled into Derby for a…