Keith Haring: Street Art Boy – Sheffield Doc/Fest 2020 Review Sophie Maxwell June 19, 2020 Reviews Keith Haring: Street Art Boy is a biography not only of Haring and his art, but also of politics and culture in New York City in the late 70s and 80s. The film is imbued with the same joyful skittishness and...
Manifesto – Review Rhys Handley November 27, 2017 Reviews Originally a multi-screen installation for exhibition at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Manifesto belongs more to Cate Blanchett than to director Julian Rosefeldt. Split into thirteen segments,...
Mr. Turner – LFF Review Danielle Davenport October 13, 2014 Reviews 1 Comment Leigh’s joyful rendition of J.M.W. Turner’s final years is unique and unpredictable, an incandescent homage to light, beauty and inimitable talent. The audience is treated to captivating scenery, its...
12 Years a Slave – LFF review Christopher Preston October 31, 2013 Reviews 3 Comments No longer must Chiwetel Ejiofor suffer the slight of being labelled an "up-and-coming" actor. His performance in 12 Years a Slave ensures that he can trade in that tired soundbite and replace with another:...