A 30min mix sprinkled with a film
The stars of Broadway came out to shine for the 69th annual Tony Awards, and the lights were bright indeed. Fans and critics waited with bated breath in Radio City for the crowning of theater royalty. The ceremony featured some gasps of surprise, some sighs of relief and some predictions
Over the years, the interiors of film have played a huge role in creating atmosphere, setting scenes, and in some cases, becoming a character all of their own. To celebrate the release of thriller The Loft (which features a slick, stylish high-rise apartment that takes centre stage), we take a
Considering the scope of the story presented in Jessi Shuttleworth’s FEBRUARY, the short-form of the film—and its use within of brevity versus relative-elongation, incident versus time-between-incident—is an interesting choice that pays off profoundly. An examination not of the slow-motion of trauma experienced (in this case a multi-victim school shooting) but
To celebrate the release of Age of Kill starring Martin Kemp in his first action hero thriller out in cinemas, digital and VOD on 12th June, and on DVD and Blu-Ray on 15th June, we take a look at the Top 10 Action Father Hero films of all time. Age of Kill (2015) starring Martin Kemp When the daughter of