By Johnathan Bonham. Coming into this movie, I had virtually no idea what I was getting myself into. I knew that it was a German film, and I knew that it was considered a psychodrama. That’s about it. It almost reminded me of back in the day when I renounced movie trailers.
By Johnathan Bonham. Well I had to take a break from work today around noon to walk to the theater and pick up my ticket, which is always a good sign that a blockbuster is opening. The 7pm and 10pm shows had already sold out, so I decided to catch a nice
By Marie Brammah. Character transformation expressed through costume design [caption id="attachment_37153" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] La La Land[/caption] Our central character Mia, an actress in Los Angeles, develops both professionally and personally throughout the film. Her internal development is expressed externally via her clothing. Whilst struggling to find her place and breakthrough, Mia’s style evokes her
Crime thrillers as we know them today are unquestionably the offspring of the work of auteurs and reinventors of the 90s. Scorsese, Tarantino, and even Guy Ritchie hit new heights with films like Goodfellas, Pulp Fiction and Snatch. Fast talking characters who could turn from jovial to psychopathic in an
Just from hearing that title, you have a pretty good idea of what you are in for. London Symphony is described as a city symphony – which aims to be a poetic celebration of the diversity and culture of the city of London. Which I would say is a very
