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Path of Blood Review

By Cognitive Space on 25/07/2018

Path of Blood is a never before seen insight into Islamic terrorism. Post 9/11 the Saudi special forces captured over 500 hours of jihadi home videos. Director Jonathan Hacker and producer Thomas Small were given access to this footage and what results is an engrossing often times hard to watch delve into the consciousness of […]

Ai Weiwei – Human Flow Review

By Cognitive Space on 09/03/2018

Human Flow shines a light on global migration and the bounds that connect us as humans Ai Weiwei’s new documentary gives us a unique insight into the global refugee crisis. Filmed across 23 countries over 2 years – the global migration crisis has never been shown on this scale Globally we have never been more […]

Film Africa 2016: Roaring Abyss Review

By Cognitive Space on 20/11/2016

Roaring Abyss expands both your eyes and ears as you’re immersed in a world that spans the rich culture of Ethiopia. It is not your typical documentary. Roaring Abyss is more of a collage of musical performances across Ethiopia’s diverse musical soundscape. Ethiopia is a country with a wide cultural history and over 80 different […]

Seeing Nicolas Winding Refn at The Prince Charles Cinema

By Cognitive Space on 25/10/2016

Nicolas Winding Refn is an auteur in the true sense. His style although ever changing and evolving over the year has now found its place and in way solidified with his films now being emblazoned with the NWR logo as a branded experience. I have been following his film career since I was first exposed […]