Marriage Unplugged: Review. By Christopher Patterson. A Magnificent Drama And Overall Just A Brilliant Short Film Marriage Unplugged is a must-see in the mountain of short films right now. Truly. Sharp and particular in its execution, and a flat out captivating watch. Easily this short film could’ve become too melodramatic, yet it
Tokyo Uber Blues: Review At a time where documentaries seem to largely fall into either category of “gentle slice of life” or “hard hitting does of reality”, Tokyo Uber Blues falls in between. It unflinchingly depicts a harsh reality of living and working on the breadline, but in that benign and
Tasha Ghouri Edition: Bits & Pieces - STUDIOCANAL are delighted to celebrate the 125th Anniversary of the birth of Alfred Hitchcock, one of the most influential directors in the history of cinema, with the release in December of a Special Edition 11 Disc Blu-ray Boxset of Hitchcock’s early works. For the first time on Blu-ray
Bring Them Down: Review. By Simon Thompson. Writer/director Christopher Andrew’s debut Bring Them Down is a dark, taut, and claustrophobic thriller that I would describe, tonally, as a cross between John Michael Mcdonaugh’s Calvary and a pastoral No Country For Old Men. From the opening scene alone, Bring Them Down
Love Hurts: Trailer Talk ‘Love Hurts’ follows a realtor as he is forced back into the life, he thought he’d left behind after his former partner-in-crime resurfaces. It’s always nice to see an original film appear unexpectedly and this is one of them. The action film is produced by the same team
