While the glitz and glitter of Hollywood seemingly dominates today’s movie scene, Britain is still proud to have produced many of the world’s most-loved motion pictures. Celebrating the nation’s littler-known works with gusto, cinema reviewer Andy Coleby is delighted to shine the spotlight on his new book of unsung classics. ‘British
“Atmosphere guaranteed to deliver chills” (Dread Central), ‘Frost’ keeps the found footage genre alive with its edge-of-your-seat tension and ominous atmosphere. The breathtaking landscape of the desolate icy glaciers really adds to the suspense especially when the dark of the night descends, making ‘Frost’ one of the most tense expeditions
Roberta is a young lesbian living in Santiago. Her girlfriend, Javiera is a woman of the world; actress, a dancer and philosopher. Despite all of Roberta"s best efforts to avoid it, she finds herself in an awkward situation when she has to introduce her new girlfriend to her conservative mother,
In the vein of Love Jones, Love & Basketball and The Best Man, Lesson Before Love is a contemporary story of modern professional African Americans looking for a happily ever after. The film was a hit on the festival circuit, taking home the Best Drama Award at the San Diego Black Film Festival, the Audience Award
From burgeoning filmmaker Fung Chih Chiang, the writer of Stephen Chow's “Shaolin Soccer”, comes this lively fusion of classic farce reminiscent of “The Three Stooges” and traditional high kicking action! With Jackie Chan focusing on more dramatic projects, the likes of Chapman To (Infernal Affairs) certainly has no problem filling
