Although there are often voices of objection concerning our government and
occasional doubts or suspicions over the way in which they are elected, these
complaints are surely insignificant compared to what has come to…Read More...
Billed as the “most bloody movie ever,” Adam Chaplin is sure to attract a
certain kind of audience. While its claims of gory grandeur are bold, this is
actually a small-time, independent project. Here is where big amb…Read More...
Following the generally positive reviews of The September Issue in 2009, it is
conceivable that there is something to be gleaned for the film going public from
the fashion world beyond the kind of derision engendered by Sac…Read More...
As this is a horror film from Spain, produced by the man behind The Orphanage and
Pan’s Labyrinth, and contains the very fashionable theme of adolescence, the
latest film from director Isidro Ortiz ostensibly has a lot of ad…Read More...
Winner of Best Director at the 53rd Blue Ribbon awards, plus Best Film and Best
Actress at the Fantasia Film awards, Sawako Decides, has the potential to repeat
its overseas success here, given its likeable combination of come…Read More...
With Middle Eastern affairs currently featuring very prominently in the media,
The Green Wave arrives at a time in which oppressed nations strive for justice
and equality on our television screens. This, however, is the s…Read More...
A little over ten years ago, a film scorched and smouldering tumbled out of the
concrete heart of urban Mexico. Winning praise from the international film
community, including a Best Film Not In The English Language BAFT…Read More...
The difficult second album. That’s what it’s called in the music industry.
Does the same apply in the film world? Whether it does or not, Moon director
Duncan Jones hasn’t made it easy for himself, taking on a story…Read More...
It can’t be easy controlling twenty two men, especially with thousands of
people watching your every move in a capacity stadium, and millions more watching
at home on television. At least it only lasts for ninety minutes.…Read More...
The profile of the war film genre has benefitted in recent years from mirroring
the conflicts that have been dominating much of the news coverage in the past few
years. Aside from performing not quite as well as expected at the…Read More...
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