Film Reviews by CB

Be warned this is hard to watch in some parts, with bombs exploding and both the dead and dying in plain view, including children, so not for the faint hearted.

The complex politics is only touched on in passing, but it will give you insight into the Syrian conflict and how it played out for those actually there.

And help you see where the refugees came from, and why they had to flee.

It deserved all the awards it got.

Quirky very enjoyable art film documentary following a unique collaboration between a young French photographer who creates giant size images of his subjects, and the much older (but still young at heart) film director Agnes Varda who is a delight. It's also a film about the ordinary places and people of France. In French with subtitles. Some 'extras' also worth a watch before or after the main film.