Distinctively cold and austere, Stations of the Cross follows the path of Maria (Lea van Acken) on her path to martyrdom as she battles with family dysfunction, her dedication to God and a sick brother all wrapped up with teenage angst. Presented in 14 static shots as rigid as the orthodoxy
Following the death of her mother, the loss of her job and her boyfriend walking out on her, Lauren moves back to her quiet rural hometown to live with her father and brother. Working nights cleaning a local restaurant she is troubled by an unearthly spirit and as the mystery
The Turning is based on the best-selling book of short stories by Australian author Tim Winton.This big-screen adaptation is a collaboration between many writers and directors; each working on one the books segments. The film stars Cate Blanchett (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button), Hugo Weaving (The Hobbit: Battle of the
Summarizing this adaptation of Thomas Pynchon’s novel is no mean feat as the labyrinthine plot flits somewhere between James Ellroy’s seedy take on Los Angeles and Jack Nicholson’s Chinatown sequel The Two Jakes, with the occasional Fear & Loathing moment thrown in for when you get too comfortable. Murder, drug
By Josh Horwood. Directed by James Marsh, 123mins, out on 1st January 2015 There are certain films that are made for the Oscar race. These films usually play things very safe, having wholesome messages and rely on the performances of the leads. Working Title’s bid for Oscar glory rests this year on
