FILM REVIEW | Tommaso – Going crazy in Rome
Willem Dafoe gives one of his best performances as a film director struggling to come to terms with life. Dafoe is the title character – ‘Tommaso’ – an older American […]
FILM REVIEW | Only the Animals – Engrossing from start to finish
A woman disappears in the snowy mountains of France – and it’s her death that links several people together in the very dramatic French film ‘Only the Animals.’ The opening […]
FILM REVIEW | Rebel in the Rye – the story of J.D. Salinger is worth a watch!
A film about the author J.D. Salinger that was originally shot in 2016 is now released in the UK and is actually not half bad. ‘Rebel in the Rye’ is […]
FILM REVIEW | The Assistant – gripping, timely and realistic
What happens if your boss is molesting women in his office, an office that is right behind where you sit? This is the dilemma Jane (Julia Garner) faces in the […]
FILM REVIEW | 15 Years – A very sexy gay love story
Yoav is one angry man – so angry that he sacrifices relationships with his partner and his best friend for a life of solitude – in the new heart searing […]
FILM REVIEW | Emma: is a Joy
Emma ★★★★ The new film ‘Emma’ – based on Jane Austen’s 1815 novel – is about a rich young woman who sees her friends all around her falling in love. […]
FILM REVIEW |The Lighthouse – a little bit homoerotic
Powerful acting by both Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson, and superb cinematography by Oscar nominee Jarin Blaschke, are the highlights of this film about two men sent to a remote […]
FILM REVIEW | Parasite – dark and delicious!
Parasite ★★★★★ Yes it’s true about all the hype surrounding the South Korean film Parasite – it’s funny, dramatic, and very very different, and it sticks to you like, well, […]
FILM REVIEW | Gloria Bell
★★★★★ | Gloria Bell Julianne Moore is simply fabulous as a middle-aged woman going through the motions in the new film Gloria Bell. Moore, who excels in every role she […]
FILM REVIEW | 1985
The year is 1985. AIDS had already started to rear its ugly head. It’s also the year that Adrian comes home for perhaps the last time.
FILM REVIEW | Postcards from London
A young handsome man from Essex travels to the Big Smoke and encounters unusual situations in the new film Postcards from London.