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On Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet and Growing Up

Lydia Rostant
March 25, 2022
Features
“Stars collide, worlds divide/What a pretty piece of flesh/You are a pretty piece of flesh”  —One Inch Punch, 'Pretty Piece of Flesh' There are films that are difficult to write about. Sometimes...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2021: #1 – Petite Maman

Anna McKibbin
December 31, 2021
Analysis, Features, Top 10
As Nelly (Joséphine Sanz) sleeps securely in her mother’s arms, a bright circle of light skittishly bounces across the door, its glow illuminating the murky shape of a key. Nelly and Marion (Gabrielle Sanz)...
The Green Knight

ORWAV’S Top 20 Films of 2021: #2 – The Green Knight

Carmen Paddock
December 31, 2021
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Recent cinema has been marked by its reckoning with myths and legends: some based in truth, some overt fabrications, some lost to time, some painfully traceable. Spencer tackles the Royal Family; Dune brings a...
Limbo

ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2021: #3 – Limbo

Anahit Behrooz
December 31, 2021
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There is something deliriously off-kilter about Limbo, Ben Sharrock’s absurdist comedy about a group of asylum seekers awaiting processing on a remote Scottish island. Nothing is ever quite right. In its...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2021: #4 – Another Round

David Brake
December 31, 2021
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“To alcohol! The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.” In The Simpsons episode titled ‘Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment’, after battling humourless lawman Rex Banner, Homer Simpson...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2021: #5 – The Power of the Dog

Tom Bond
December 31, 2021
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A darkened interior frames a lone man striding across a dusty plain. It’s one of the most well-worn images in cinema, and it provides a powerful visual shorthand for the themes of any Western: domesticity vs...
NOMADLAND

ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2021: #6 – Nomadland

Scott Wilson
December 31, 2021
Analysis, Features, Top 10
Best Picture. Best Director. Best Actress. Winning over 100 awards in total, Nomadland’s success at the Oscars may have seemed, ultimately, inevitable, but there was still a surge of warranted joy when...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2021: #7 – C’mon C’mon

Scott Wilson
December 31, 2021
Analysis, Features, Top 10
In a conversation with musician David Byrne, director Mike Mills said it’s his natural urge to make every film feel like the chorus of a song. Choruses are often the zeniths of a song. A wondrous combination...
First Cow

ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2021: #8 – First Cow

Louise Burrell
December 31, 2021
Analysis, Features, Opinion
With an outpouring of festival and critics’ awards over the last 18 months, it seemed almost certain that Kelly Reichardt’s stunning First Cow would garner a handful of Academy Awards nominations in early...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2021: #9 – Spencer

Calum Baker
December 30, 2021
Analysis, Features
In its interminable wardrobing, lavish setting and populist pro-Princess pitch, Spencer would seem to perfectly embody what Christopher Hitchens once labelled the “kitsch iconography” that surrounds its...
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ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2021: #10 – Sound of Metal

Rachel Brook
December 30, 2021
Analysis, Features, Top 10
The best films of 2021 marshalled all of the techniques of cinema to tell their stories in ways that could only be achieved within the medium of film. The Father mastered editing and production design, using...
Drive My Car

ORWAV’s Top 20 Films of 2021: #20 to #11

David Brake
December 30, 2021
Analysis, Features, Top 10
Well, 2021 wasn't the improvement we all deserved after a dire 2020. Perhaps that was just wishful thinking. I sincerely hope that you and your family are safe and well, as we prepare to enter year three of...
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Portrait of Kaye: Ben Reed on the Moral Quandaries of the Documentary Form

Lydia Rostant
June 9, 2021
Features, Independent, Interview
There is a common misconception in filmmaking which presumes the director to have total and divine confidence in both their subject matter, and the various processes by which they tell the story. Ben Reed’s...

A Beginner’s Guide To… Douglas Sirk

Joseph Bullock
June 6, 2021
A Beginner's Guide To..., Analysis, Features
Douglas Sirk is a tough sell in a cynical age. Perhaps he would be in any. His plots are often shallow and seeped in wish-fulfilment; the performances are overwrought and slightly archaic; his sets, despite...
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The Quiet Power of Isla Badenoch’s The Elvermen At Sheffield DocFest

Lydia Rostant
June 6, 2021
Features, Independent, Interview
In Isla Badenoch’s The Elvermen, fish are the size of men and men are of mythical proportions. The film (which premiered on June 5, 2021 at Sheffield DocFest), was shot in a narrow window of time, between...
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