As a widower and his son struggle to gain some semblance of a normal life, a mysterious and a radiant and exotic newcomer moves into the town. The relationship between the boy and his father is strained as both develop an affection for the beautiful Evelyn (Melissa George). A woman
Very few films can make you laugh in their opening moments, and even fewer keep you laughing from that point right up to the closing credits. Mel Brooks audacious directorial debut, The Producers, is one of the rare, brilliant few films that may be able to claim that it manages
Mad to be Normal brings to life the story of R.D. Laing, a controversial psychologist with a radical treatment for mental illness involving LSD and the freedom to express their behaviours. Working out of Kingsley Hall in East London, this experimental treatment brings controversy and fame and all the demons that
What an experience this was! I had high hopes going in but little did I know just how much hope (and despair) was going to play into this incredible film! The first thing that struck me about Paul Schrader's latest was how mundane it was initially. A pastor going through a
By Orla Smith. In the interest of full discretion, mine was a childhood and adolescence filled with ABBA. Over the years, ABBA’s music has delighted me, made me sob, and made me dance. A shared love of their songbook has bolstered friendships; they are my trusty go-to on drunken karaoke nights.
