“And if you think that our dance was all in the hips Oh well, then do the twist” BELLFLUR’s ‘Country’ and a meandering quandary by Pablo D’Stair BELLFLUR’s ‘Country’ and a meandering quandary For sundry reasons, of late, my mind has been occupied by questions of artistic collaboration, in one form or another, the video
I think this film can be described in a single word, quaint. Now hear me out though I'm not talking quintissentially English cups of tea out in the garden whilst watching the bowls. I'm talking about looking back at a time where things seemed to be a lot simpler, communities
By Robert Mann, back in 2010. Following up the impressive ensemble cast of last year’s Valentine’s Day romantic comedy He’s Just Not That Into You was never going to be an easy task, that film boasting nine big names among its credits, but this year’s aptly titled Valentine’s Day release Valentine’s
By ameliaforsbrook. Taboo has always made for good swearing material. With dirty English tongues, we talk about intercourse, illegitimacy and naughty bits. Generally rather liberal in their attitudes to sex yet troubled by disease, the Dutch have made 'Kanker' their profanity of choice. This sense of taboo and offensiveness is played
It's difficult to know where to start with Leos Carax's bizarre French Art Odyssey, a film which is as lively and inventive as it is wilfully obtuse. The premise, if you can call it that, is essentially a 'day in the life of' story, following the mysterious Mssr. Oscar (Denis Lavant)
