Lady Bird – Review Jack Blackwell February 16, 2018 Reviews This film was previously reviewed on 15/10/17 as part of London Film Festival. Though Greta Gerwig has had plentiful scripting experience to complement her always exciting acting career, Lady Bird marks...
The Post – Review Tom Bond January 11, 2018 Reviews Sometimes you take Steven Spielberg for granted. Then you watch one of his films. Nearly 50 years into his professional directorial career, Spielberg has reminded the world that no one else directs this...
Lady Bird – LFF 2017 Review Jack Blackwell October 15, 2017 Reviews Though Greta Gerwig has had plentiful scripting experience to complement her always exciting acting career, Lady Bird marks her debut in the world of directing (and writing alone). We’re very pleased to...
The Lovers – LFF 2017 Review Jack Blackwell October 13, 2017 Reviews Fittingly for a film about changing partners, The Lovers is an intriguing and eclectic mix of old and new. With its simple direction and old-fashioned score, it’s rather reminiscent of classical romances...
Indignation – Berlinale 2016 Review Eddie Falvey February 14, 2016 Reviews For such a distinguished novelist it's a shame that Philip Roth hasn't enjoyed a great adaptation of his work - until now. Schamus' debut feature is a rich but restrained account of a nation on the precipice...
August: Osage County – Review David Brake January 26, 2014 Reviews With an A-list cast as long as your arm, and adapted from a Pulitzer Prize-winning play, August: Osage County has all the potential but none (or at least, very few) of the results. Though pill-popping...