The Death and Life of John F. Donovan – Review Marie-Célia Cannenpasse June 4, 2019 Reviews His style usually unleashing an extremely divisive response, Xavier Dolan’s latest opus The Death and Life of John F. Donovan is unlikely to drastically change audiences' minds. In this, the Québécois...
A Bad Moms Christmas – Review Naomi Soanes November 4, 2017 Reviews Does anyone else feel like it’s a bit too early for Christmas films? After all, we’ve not even had Bonfire Night and already our senses are being affronted by obnoxious light displays and the usual family...
Scene Stealers: Brad Pitt in Thelma & Louise Rachel Brook May 11, 2017 Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers With Ridley Scott’s Alien: Covenant rearing its ugly head this week, it’s time to consider the other characters and performers who’ve stolen scenes in his films. The first to spring to mind – Brad...
The Company You Keep – CFF Review Rachel Brook September 8, 2015 Reviews Redford may not be a master of brevity, but he is a master of the page-to-screen adaptation. Here he handles a plot intricate as clockwork, following reporter Ben’s (LeBeouf) investigation to create a...
A Love Letter To… The Rocky Horror Picture Show J B Queree January 23, 2015 Features, Love Letter, Nostalgia The Rocky Horror Picture Show is not considered high art, or even a piece of exceptional filmmaking. It is pulpy, frequently juvenile, and arguably nonsensical. It's a kitsch comedy musical, peddling...