Seeming inspired to bring back the gritty late 20th century redemption thriller by the unnervingly powerful personal of Liam Neeson; Scott Frank’s A Walk among the Tombstones is a gripping tale of vengeance, redemption and old school justice. Set in 1999, former cop and alcoholic Matt Scudder (Liam Neeson) is working
From new director Dammie Akinmola and writer/cinematographer Kazi Zaman comes a brand new British noir short; Board to Death. It is produced by a collective called 'Broken Lens Productions'. In Board To Death we follow a husband (Joshua Expositio) who is incredibly paranoid and vengeful. He suspects his wife (Victoria Ashford) of being unfaithful and we follow him
By Dominic Preston. Whiplash takes the potentially staid and lifeless starting point of a jazz conservatory school, and from those grounds somehow wrestles out one of the most dynamic and kinetic films in recent years, and certainly one of the strongest depictions of music on film in memory. Every horn blast
Wallace (Daniel Radcliffe) meets Chantry (Zoe Kazan) at a house party while rearranging fridge magnets into meaningless phrases. Despite the awkwardness and desperately nervous small talk, the two get on so well that Chantry ends up giving him her number because “it would be great to hang out again”, before rushing
By Josh Horwood Directed by Justin Reardon, 94mins Playing it Cool tells the story of Chris Evans, a writer who wants to write action movies but is enlisted instead to pen a romantic comedy. The problem? He’s never known what true love. That is, until he meets Michelle Monaghan… Reardon injects a little
