Laney Gibbons
Film graduate and lonely movie-goer seeking new indie cinema
Laney is London-based Film Studies graduate who is an advocate for diversity and representation within film. Having studied various different elements and genres of film, as well as films from different time periods from all over the world, she has a broad knowledge and aspires to share her opinions with anybody who will listen. She loves discovering new independent films and going to the cinema by herself, and will start preparing exactly what she is going to write about a film before it even finishes.
Other posts by Laney Gibbons
Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman
Pierre Földes's distinctive animation is bursting with complex characters, peculiar animals and abundant beauty - in cinemas on Friday, March 31st
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My Name is Andrea
Insightful hybrid documentary tells the story of radical feminist writer and activist Andrea Dworkin - from the 30th edition of the Raindance Film Festival
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Little Axel
The little boy raised by Leonard Cohen and his Norwegian lover Marianne is now a big man, and life hasn't been a walk in the park for him - from Raindance
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Erin’s Guide to Kissing Girls
A coming-of-age story about love, friendship, and sexuality that captures the intense warmth and softness that comes with queer love, this Canadian film is everything I wish that 14-year-old me had - from the 30th Raindance Film Festival
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Daughter of Rage (La Hija de todas las Rabias)
Mother and daughter navigate life residing on a Nicaraguan landfill, in this at once captivating and chilling piece of cinema - from the San Sebastian Film Festival
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Something You Said Last Night
Charming coming-of-age tale follows a young, free-spirited woman named Ren as she hesitantly embarks on a family holiday with her parents and younger sister Siena - Canadian-Swiss drama premieres at San Sebastian
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