Film Review: Florence Foster Jenkins (2016)
byTalking about his famous character from The Office, Ricky Gervais explains, “I suppose the reason we are laughing at David Brent is because of his blind spot….
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Film Review: Mia Madre (2015)
byHaving one of your parents die is one of the things in life that can’t be properly prepared for. Like being in love for…
Film Review: Captain America: Civil War (2016)
byCaptain America: Civil War isn’t much of a Captain America movie, more an Avengers ensemble. The civil war part of the title too, is…
Film Review: A Month of Sundays (2015)
byA Month of Sundays is a film about family, the aging process and moving on. It is a warm and funny film, but with…
Film Review: An (2015)
byThere’s a popular treat in Japan called a dorayaki; it’s essentially two pancakes stacked on top of one another and filled with a sweet…
Film Review: Eddie the Eagle (2016)
byEddie Edwards (Taron Edgerton) competed in the 1988 winter olympics, the first British ski jumper since the 1920s. Eddie the Eagle is is his…
Film Review: Chemsex (2015)
byFive gay men are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS every day in London. Five – every single day – in one city. This community is going…
Film Review: Remembering the Man (2016)
byThe love story between Timothy Conigrave and John Caleo has become quite familiar by now. 2015 marked twenty years since Conigrave’s memoir, Holding the…
Film Review: Godforsaken (2010)
byGodforsaken is beautifully filmed, but unfortunately a convoluted script and hammy acting leaves this feeling more like a bad episode of Midsomer Murders than…
Film Review: Marguerite (2015)
byMarguerite is a gorgeous film, which meditates on the connection between artistry and madness, and the values of talent (or lack thereof). Marguerite is…