As there is only a few hours left of 2017 and everyone has posted their Best Of The Year lists, including myself (click here to read), I have decided to do a fun little post rounding up some of my favourite (and also least favourite) things about film this year . Enjoy! Based on UK […]
In my opinion, 2017 has been one of the best years in film for a long time, boasting so many solid 5 star movies across all genres and budgets. It’s been mighty fine year for independent films with original concepts, such with Get Out storming the box-office and Raw shocking festival audiences. And blockbusters have been at […]
Some films are better off going in as blind as possible, and The Killing of a Sacred Deer is one of those. Yorgos Lanthimos returns after the success of his 2015 dark comedy The Lobster, with this unsettling, psychological horror about grief and family sacrifice. Colin Farrell’s Steven Murphy is a charismatic, rich and successful heart […]
After watching Call Me By Your Name, I left the cinema knowing I had enjoyed the film thoroughly, but it did not leave the impression that I was seeking. As I was waiting for my train home, I tired to read. But I could not stop thinking about the film. I again tried to pick […]
Every now and again, a debut director releases a film that is so assured, that it is hard to imagine how this film hasn’t previously existed, and God’s Own Country, perfect example of classic, British Independent filmmaking, is one of these rare films. God’s Own Country is the story of a young farmer, Johnny (Josh O’Connor) who is […]
The best films from the first half of year. A year so far which has been dominated by independent uniqueness, genre subversion, stellar literary adaptations and a step forward for representation. 20. Trespass Against Us (Adam Smith, UK and US) 19. The Love Witch (Anna Biller, US) 18. Baby Driver (Edgar Wright, UK and US) […]
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