What’s in a name? A lot and especially in the title of this documentary directed by David Guggenheim: He Named Me Malala. The documentary is about the youngest Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai. However, rather than calling the documentary: Malala or I am Malala, the title and narrative makes
Following the story of Frans Afman; Hollywood Banker tells the story of how a middling Dutch bank became the most important financiers of independent cinema propelled by the genius of one man whose hobby became his career. From start to finish this is a personal tale. Directed by Rozyman Afman, daughter
Sicario, Denis Villeneuve’s fantastic film deals with drug smuggling cartel rings operating in the US. It is a formidable piece of work, which kept me on the edge of my seat. The drug smuggling cartel story has become somewhat of a cliché but Villeneuve’s direction and fantastic central performances by Blunt,
By Louise McLeod Tabouis. On a cold Irish farm, Aaron (Barry Keoghan) wants Mary (Emer McCourt) his mother, to fight for her life, or at least to take her medicine. Surrounded by his indifferent and critical visiting uncles and aunt, Aaron suddenly has his privacy and intimacy with his sick mother invaded. The
Holly and Rob’s budding romance is complicated by the physical manifestation of his emotional baggage – the blood-spattered and sarcastic ghost of dead ex-girlfriend Nina. This deliciously dark debut from Ben and Chris Blaine has just earned the brothers a British Independent Film Award nomination, and for good reason. The horror