Film Review: The End of the Tour (2015)
byWritten by Dan Santos Originally published 23 February 2016 In 1996 Infinite Jest was released. A sprawling, postmodern epic, it is almost 1000 pages…
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 23 February 2016 In 1996 Infinite Jest was released. A sprawling, postmodern epic, it is almost 1000 pages…
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 19 February 2016 After six Rocky films one would expect there to be some fatigue, even a little…
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 19 February 2016 Part action-thriller, part environmentalist critique, part political commentary: Snowpiercer is a rarity. It offers both…
Written by Simon Storey Originally published 18 February 2016 When the human skull is hit with an impact of 60 g-force the brain usually…
Written by Claire Robson Originally published 18 February 2016 He’s just not that into you. But who cares because the single life can be…
Written by Ben Isbel Originally published 16 February 2016 Félix and Meira is a love story. It is neither groundbreaking nor particularly exciting, it must be…
Written by Simon Storey Originally published 16 February 2016 There’s a quote that gets thrown around by both comedians and pessimists that goes “If…
Written by Simon Storey Originally published 15 February 2016 There’s a saying that gets thrown around when discussing world poverty that goes “the future…
Written by Amy Taylor Originally published 15 February 2016 Screening as part of the Transitions Film Festival, The Price We Pay is a documentary…
Written by Claire Robson Originally published 11 February 2016 It seems that good American comedies are hard to come by these days. In the…