The Burying Party: Review
The name Wilfred Owen may be more familiar to some than others. When his name is first invoked in The Burying Party, each audience member will react in one of three ways: either they’ll be on… The Burying Party: Review
Get Bond: Quantum Of Solace, 10 Years On
There was a lot of anticipation around Quantum of Solace, as there is with every James Bond film. This one in particular, though, as the anticipation of seeing the follow up to Casino Royale – the… Get Bond: Quantum Of Solace, 10 Years On
Review: Promise
Promise opens with Hajar (Lara Sawalha), a young middle-eastern woman, arriving at the house of Sarah (Rebecca Callard) and Abe (Nabil Elouahabi), a couple seemingly on the rocks. It’s not made explicitly clear what’s happening… Review: Promise
#BRWC10: Review – The Silent Child
2018’s Oscar winning short film. Reposted from January this year, as part of #BRWC10. From the start, it’s not immediately obvious what The Silent Child is about. It opens with a woman riding a bike down country… #BRWC10: Review – The Silent Child
#NYAFF 2018: Tears Of The Black Tiger
It’s no wonder why Tears of the Black Tiger is a cult favourite. A product of the Thai New Wave movement of the late nineties and early noughts, writer/director Wisit Sasanatieng’s film is madcap, frantic and, though… #NYAFF 2018: Tears Of The Black Tiger