Dark, Moody, and Remote: The World of Scandinavian Thrillers Alice Rooney February 20, 2019 Analysis, Features, One Off “Lie still. I’ve never done this before… and there will be blood." Lisbeth Salander, a stylish and intelligent enigma, is a character that embodies Scandinavian thrillers. Niels Arden Oplev’s The Girl...
Your Week In Film: Foy, Flash, Frost & Pegg Stephen O'Nion May 19, 2017 News 1. Jimmy Kimmel will get to have another go at this whole Oscars thing Prepare yourself for a whole lot more jokes about Matt Damon, folks! Jimmy Kimmel has been announced as the host of the 90th Academy...
Your Week In Film: Millennium, Matthew Vaughn and The Matrix: Rebooted Stephen O'Nion March 17, 2017 News 1. And you thought awards season was over... In this week’s edition of Kids Say The Downright-Unbelievableist Things, the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards winners were announced on Saturday night—well...
No Subtitles Please, We’re British: Is Cinema Being Whitewashed? Phil W. Bayles April 16, 2015 Analysis, Features, Opinion The idea that the English language has a monopoly in cinema should surprise absolutely nobody. The power of Hollywood meant American culture dominated screens for more than a century, and for as long as there...
