Film Review: The Party (2017)
byWritten by Simon Storey Originally published 17 April 2018 Written and directed by Sally Potter, The Party is a black and white art film…
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Film Review: My Old Lady (2014)
byWritten by Angus Tonkin Originally published 13 November 2014 There are few cities that throw up as much dramatic inspiration as Paris. In Israel…
Film Review: The Invisible Woman (2013)
byWritten by Sam Zagame Originally published 15 April 2014 It certainly was the best of times for Charles Dickens but it was undoubtedly the…
Film Review: Only God Forgives (2013)
byPremiering at this year’s Cannes Film Festival to initial boos, Refn and Gosling’s second joint effort has proven divisive amongst audiences. You can’t deny Refn’s style has a distinctive formality to it, which is very attractive to look at.
AFFFF Review: In The House (2012)
byThe French auteur Francois Ozon has crafted a deftly intelligent character drama interwoven with a psychological thriller that works extremely well in the first two thirds before collapsing under the weight of expectation in its finale.
AFFFF: Looking For Hortense (2012)
byWritten by Angus Tonkin Originally published 3 March 2013 Damien Hauer (an unkempt Jean-Pierre Bacri) is a down-trodden Parisian professor whose relationship with long-time…
Film Review: Bel Ami (2012)
byWritten by Paul Flavel Originally published 30 May 2012 Someone in Hollywood believes in making a major movie star out of Robert Pattinson. After…
Film Review: The Woman In The Fifth (2011)
byWritten by Jemima Bucknell Originally published 2 May 2012 Ethan Hawke stars as Tom, a creepy American university professor who arrives in Paris to…
Film Review: Love Crime (2010)
byWritten by James Madden Originally published 23 August 2011 Kristin Scott Thomas opens Love Crime with a bellowing laugh. It is a loud awakening,…