Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation – Review Daniel Theophanous May 1, 2021 Reviews Director Lisa Immordino Vreeland assembles a mosaic of moods and beautiful imagery to detail the friendship between playwright Tennessee Williams and author Truman Capote, two literary icons whose work has...
The Boys in the Band – Review Jess Goodman October 3, 2020 Reviews It's been 50 years since the first stage-to-film adaptation of The Boys in the Band, and the world's a different place—or so you'd hope. Netflix's adaptation of Mart Crowley's groundbreaking work is less...
Hotel Artemis – Review Tom Bond July 14, 2018 Reviews Hotel Artemis is set during one chaotic night in the eponymous hotel, run by The Nurse (an incredible Jodie Foster) as an emergency hospital for criminals, and is apparently somehow not a John...
Tallulah – Sundance London Review Rachel Brook June 4, 2016 Reviews It should come as no surprise that Orange is the New Black alum Heder can take an improbable premise and spin it into a genre-defying tale. Thriller elements including a tense final act and overly bombastic...
Hitman: Agent 47 – Review Phil W. Bayles August 29, 2015 Reviews This latest effort to adapt the hit video game franchise for the big screen bears more than a passing resemblance, bizarrely, to Mad Max: Fury Road; in that they're both about men of few words who assist a...
Making It Big: For The Love Of Spock David Brake June 16, 2015 Features, Independent, Making It Big "I have been - and always shall be - your friend." A line of true soaring beauty from an iconic character. Spock, born in 2230, in the city of Shi'Kahr on the planet Vulcan, is probably the most famous...
We’ll Never Have Paris – EIFF Review Cameron Ward July 9, 2014 Reviews 1 Comment Directed by both Simon Helberg and his (unfortunate) wife Jocelyn Towne, We'll Never Have Paris features Helberg's (cringingly) semi-autobiographical proposal story in what appears to be something akin to a...