All articles by Caitlin Quinlan
She Will unearths feminine trauma buried by time
To recover after her surgery a woman travels to rural Scotland, where historical persecution and abuse resurfaces, in Charlotte Colbert’s challenging but emotionally distant horror.
By Caitlin Quinlan
Brother’s Keeper suggests Kurdish oppression begins in school
By Caitlin Quinlan
Flee: an evocative, animated documentary of escape from Afghanistan
By Caitlin Quinlan
President: a startling story of Zimbabwean electoral fraud
By Caitlin Quinlan
The Most Beautiful Boy in the World: the personal tragedy behind world-renowned beauty
By Caitlin Quinlan
Playing with Sharks: Valerie Taylor swims with the fishes
By Caitlin Quinlan
Faya Dayi: a langorous look at the khat fields of Ethiopia
By Caitlin Quinlan
Writing with Fire: a Dalit women-run newspaper exposes rifts of inequality
By Caitlin Quinlan
Taming the Garden: a meditative exploration of arboreal transportation
By Caitlin Quinlan
Captains of Zaatari: a tender portrait of refugee footballers
By Caitlin Quinlan
Sundance Film Festival 2021 blog
By Sophie Brown, Thomas Flew and others
Reclaiming the city at Sheffield Doc/Fest 2019
By Caitlin Quinlan
Truth versus progress: Mo Scarpelli on Anbessa, her creative portrait of a creative Ethiopian
By Caitlin Quinlan
Berlinale first look: Out Stealing Horses recounts a golden summer touched with tragedy
By Caitlin Quinlan
Men in focus: five British documentaries at LFF 2018
By Caitlin Quinlan
Teen Spirit first look: Max Minghella embraces Elle Fanning’s pop dreams
By Caitlin Quinlan