Nonsensical: Sense8 Season 2 – Opinion
Sense8 season two is montage-powered dribble that only seems to highlight the self-indulgent world of the Wachowski’s. It’s a show with an unrealistic view of love, […]
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Get Your Screenplay Right
It’s in Hollywood, indie and art film. It’s an amalgamation of capitalism and art, and the bane of your artistic career. It’s quality over content. Inspired […]
Blue Is The Warmest Colour – London Film Festival review
The choppy but bountiful waters of teenage angst are fished once again, this time by French director Abdellatif Kechice in his new film Blue Is […]
A Classic Adventure with the H&G Soundtrack
Before we dive into the H&G original soundtrack by Joe Silva, let’s take a look at the film H&G itself. Written and directed by Danishka […]
Miscommunication and Art – Subjectivity in Pierrot le Fou
Jean-Luc Godard’s Pierrot le Fou (1965) is a film about miscommunication and subjectivity that illustrates the impossible task of existing simultaneously in ‘the real’ and […]
Little Memory Loss: Blackout – Jeremy Shattuck
Blackout follows the story of Harley Roberts (Timothy Woodward Jr.), a young, successful lawyer with everything to lose. Roberts has just made junior partner at his […]
Snow on Tha Bluff – One Confusing and Interesting Ride
Love or hate it, Damon Russell’s Snow on Tha Bluff  is a captivating film that questions the notions of documentary and fiction. Part documentary, part drama, […]
Much Ado About Nothing
One of Shakespeare’s most popular and enduring plays, filmed in just 12 days, in black and white at the Director’s house on a shoestring budget […]
The Venture Bros Season 5 Blasts Off – Hip and Trippy
The long awaited 5th season of The Venture Bros. comes as a breath of fresh, minty air to an otherwise slightly-sour taste left by season […]
Iron Man 3 – Review
Everyone’s favourite billionaire, playboy philanthropist (sorry Bruce) is back for a third solo shout… It was always going to be a challenge to follow The […]