Film Review: Heal the Living (2016)
byThere are many emotional adjectives that would be apt to describe Heal the Living. Emotionally charged, moving, tumultuous, draining. Basically this is a film…
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Film Review: Beatriz at Dinner (2017)
byIf you want to write a film which explores a certain group of people it’s usually a very good idea to structure the story…
Film Review: Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017)
byKingsman: The Golden Circle is the cinematic manifestation of the guy who thinks that dressing well and spending lots of money makes him less…
Film Review: Mountain (2017)
byAfter Sherpa it is hard not to be at least a little disappointed with Jennifer Peedom’s follow-up effort. Less traumatic diary, more meandering essay…
Film Review: Mother! (2017)
bySay what you will about Darren Aronofsky, he’s never been a director that shies away from making films that puzzle and test you. Since…
Film Review: American Assassin (2017)
byAmerican Assassin opens with its intentions of an intense ride made clear in the first minutes of the film. From there it ramps up…
Review: National Theatre Live: Angels in America (2017)
by“In this world, there is a kind of painful progress. Longing for what we’ve left behind, and dreaming ahead.” – Harper Pitt, Angels in…
Film Review: The Emoji Movie (2017)
byAs any pessimist will tell you, filmmakers will make movies about anything these days. And often announcements of film concepts are met with groans…
Film Review: Indivisible (2016)
byIndivisible is the story of two conjoined twins nearing their 18th birthday. The conjoined element is obviously the draw card of the feature, providing…
Article: The Contribution of Stephen King to Cinema
byWith his prolific resume of short stories, novellas and novels, Stephen King is living proof that you can have both quality and quantity as…