How Universal’s Dark Universe keeps failing and how maybe we can fix it. Let’s get this out the way first. For all my complaining about the lack of original ideas, the slew of remakes, reboots, re-imaginings and all other kinds of “let’s just make the same film over again” excuses, when
People began queuing thirty minutes before each film and the competition to get a seat for the best films was fierce. The Cinéma du Réel film festival is a risky one to attend. The challenge being to get into a screening and hope that it will be a good film.
If you find filmmaking intriguing, then it’s possible you want to pursue it as a career and start your own business. Know that while it’s an achievable goal, there are a few moving parts you’ll need to nail down if you want to be successful. Starting your own film company isn’t
The curtain is about to go up on one of the biggest celebrations of one of the most daring and diverse corners of the film world. For sixteen years, the New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF) has been one of the biggest champions and promoters of Asian film in the USA and
With Rupert Everett’s interpretation of Oscar Wilde’s life ‘The Happy Prince’ due for release in UK cinemas soon, we’re celebrating our favourite screen adaptations of the famous author’s life and works. Wilde (1997) Stephen Fry plays in the title role in this infamous adaptation of the author’s life. The film particularly examines
