The Miseducation of Cameron Post is an important film and shines a light on something that has often be dismissed as “pray the gay away”. This a practice that was big in the 1990s and still ongoing. The Miseducation of Cameron Post embodies what film diversity means and takes a different look
Chorizo the cat has died and Eva’s mum Germaine (Geraldine Chaplin) has given it a spectacular burial. On their return to their houseboat, talk turns to Roger (David Verdaguer), a friend from Barcelona about to arrive in London. “If we let him stay one night, he’ll never leave”, says Eva
There aren’t any films that escape looking dated 30 years after their release. Michael Lehmann’s Heathers is strange in that sense, managing to capture absolutely the style and tone of the 80’s, whilst still feeling scarily relevant today. Released in 1988, Heathers follows Winona Ryder’s Veronica as she navigates new
Burt Reynolds stars in this reflective, self-referential movie about coming to terms with your lot in life, and accepting your past mistakes. The premise is interesting, with Reynolds basically playing himself – Vic Edwards, ageing movie star of decades past, with his best movies and his prime behind him (Sorry,
In one month Abu Shadi (Mohammed Bakri) will be living alone. Reunited with his estranged son to hand deliver invitations for his daughter’s wedding, Wajib is a story of family, loss, and life in Nazareth. Intimate and unassuming, Wajib is a quintessentially arthouse film. Dealing with the politics of family,
