Kodachrome – Review James Andrews April 20, 2018 Reviews Netflix’s latest original movie comes with a disclaimer warning that it contains product placement. With the title being the brand name of a type of Kodak film, and a proud declaration that it was shot on...
Ingrid Goes West – Review Stephanie Watts November 18, 2017 Reviews This was first published on 22/09/17 as part of London Film Festival. Taking some of those slightly stalkerish tendencies that we all give into every now and then (yeah, I know every outfit you wore on your...
Ingrid Goes West – LFF 2017 Review Stephanie Watts September 22, 2017 Reviews Taking some of those slightly stalkerish tendencies that we all give into every now and then (yeah, I know every outfit you wore on your holiday to Mallorca last month, Becky) to the extreme, Ingrid (Aubrey...
Wind River – Review Tom Bond September 9, 2017 Reviews Taylor Sheridan has made his name as the writer of gritty, sincere action films like Sicario and Hell or High Water, and it’s fair to say he doesn’t change a winning formula with his directorial debut,...
I Saw The Light – Review Tori Brazier May 9, 2016 Reviews I Saw the Light lurks disappointingly in the depths of biopic mediocrity, as a clunky structure (with annoying black and white ‘retrospective interviews’) does no favours for a frustratingly slow-moving...
In Secret – Review Stephen O'Nion May 17, 2014 Reviews 1 Comment In Secret feels like a film that has sat in stasis, waiting - to get made, for its cast to stabilise, for its leads to maybe even make it big. In a claustrophobic, stagey Paris primarily existing within a...