Making documentaries about well known and respected people in their various fields is tough, because, as in the case of this movie, if you are as great a filmmaker as David Lean the public already has...
Director Lance Oppenheim and writer Ajon Singh’s Primetime is both a first-rate psychological thriller and a comedy darker than how Dale Cooper takes his coffee. Singh’s script is one that is not afra...
This is an article that brings me no pleasure to write, because the majority of James Cameron’s movies in the 1980s and 1990s helped to inspire my love of cinema and storytelling. At his apex Cameron ...
Writer/director Ryan J Smith’s Arthur’s Empire is what would happen if Mackenzie Crook had written Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil. Shot on a microbudget and a limited schedule, this is an exc...
Loves Company – Review. By Simon Thompson Writer/director Jason Laurits’s Loves Company is an uneven comedy that, while funny in places, doesn’t quiet come together as a whole. While there is a ...