From writer/director Stephen Belber comes the gripping and intense real-life drama Match; starring Patrick Stewart, Matthew Lillard and Carla Gugino. We see a day in the life of Tobi Powell (Stewart) a seasoned professor of dance at Juilliard; except this is to be no ordinary day as he encounters Lisa (Gugino)
By Louise McLeod Tabouis. In the compact five minutes that make up Yann Danh's latest film 'Always' (2015), a certain drama is created, a not-simple task when there is no dialogue. With the use of flashbacks, the tone of the character's relationship is established quickly, showing the endearing and affectionate beginnings of love. The present-time scenes transition well,
At the start of his fledgling tightrope career Papa Rudy (Ben Kingsley) tells Philippe Petit (Joseph Gordon Levitt) most tightrope walkers “die when they arrive” as he falters 3 steps before reaching safety due to his arrogance. The Walk reminds the viewer that, despite it sounding sickly sweet, every journey
By Robert Andrews. Since the likes of Snatch and Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, British gangster movies have more often than not failed to spark new life into the genre, relying on weak plot lines, two dimensional stereotypical characters and an orgy of both violence and foul mouthed cockney tongue.
By Andy Swidenbank. This unauthorised guide to the miscellany and minutiae of the creation of Star Wars makes for an interesting and amusing read. Star Wars is the definition of a phenomenon. Arguably the most significant pop culture movement ever created, it has spawned am intimidatingly vast universe of stories and products. How
