The Spy Gone North – LFF 2018 Review Joni Blyth October 15, 2018 Reviews They got Al Capone on his taxes. In the '90s, the South Korean government went swinging for Kim Jong-il right where it hurts: the money. The Spy Gone North takes this convoluted true story of espionage, trade...
Top 20 Films Of 2017: #7 – The Handmaiden Cathy Brennan December 24, 2017 Analysis, Features, Top 10 Damn, Maddie took my opening line. OK then, The Handmaiden is exquisite. Few films this year feel as complete. Usually the best works have one quality that makes them stand out, whether that be a stellar...
Team Talk – The Handmaiden Louise Burrell April 15, 2017 Reviews With a filmography consisting of the likes of Oldboy, Stoker and Lady Vengeance, Park Chan-wook's The Handmaiden was always going to be mysterious and challenging. Our Stephanie saw the film at last year's...
The Handmaiden – Review Stephanie Watts April 13, 2017 Reviews Park Chan-wook’s newest film, The Handmaiden, adapted from Sarah Waters’ crime novel Fingersmith, follows the story quite closely, though setting the film in 1930s Korea and Japan instead of Victorian...
Assassination – LFF Review Rachel Brook October 9, 2015 Reviews Assassination is a meticulously crafted film crammed with diverse elements, including sumptuously detailed set design, goofy slapstick humour, and even a meet cute. Best of all, there’s a kickass heroine...