REVIEW – DATE NIGHT
4 August, 2024
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We head back to 2010 for this review of the Shaun Levy directed Date Night. Written by Josh Klausner, the film was also produced by Levy and Tom McNulty. Phil and Claire Foster are a
REVIEW – HOLMES AND WATSON
4 August, 2024
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The 2018 Holmes and Watson is a masterclass in ill considered, poorly executed and misconstrued comedy that is remarkably far from funny. Classic comedy partnerships has always been a part of modern cinema and Will
REVIEW – NIGHT SCHOOL
4 August, 2024
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Depending on whether you include comedy specials and such, Kevin Hart has been in close to 50 films. His 2018 offering was Night School, a comedy with him in the lead role. The film follows Hart’s character
Filmmaker Interview with Federica Alice Carlino
4 August, 2024
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Hi Federica, thanks for speaking with us. Where in the world do we find you right now? At the moment I’m speaking from London, UK, but I’m from Milan, Italy. In 2020
Bridge Short Film Review
4 August, 2024
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Booking a doctor’s appointment, or simply just being able to get through to speak to a doctor, has tragically become an all-too familiar obstacle across the country and beyond, pre- and post-pandemic. In Bridge, the
My Neighbour Totoro Back In UK Cinemas – Why You Should Revisit This Cinematic Gem
4 August, 2024
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There is an argument to be made that Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki is the most important filmmaker living today. His work is not just innovative and groundbreaking in technical terms, but the images him and
Little Deaths Film Review
4 August, 2024
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Writer-director Brian Follmer brings a unique, atmospheric erotic drama to the screen with Little Deaths. A winner at 2023’s Canadian Cinematography Awards and MiraBanART Music and Design Festival, Follmer’s daring film boasts two outstanding performances
In The Moonlight Short Film Review
4 August, 2024
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Prolific, award-winning filmmaker Richard J Moir is the real artist behind the lens of In The Moonlight, a familiar yet atmospheric and spooky short film which is a virtual one-man show. The equally versatile James
REVIEW – JACK REACHER : NEVER GO BACK
4 August, 2024
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Tom Cruise returns as Jack Reacher (from the series of novels by Lee Child) in a rare sequel for the biggest movie star on the planet. In ‘Jack Reacher : Never Go Back’ Reacher is
REVIEW – THE FOUNDER
4 August, 2024
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The latest film by director John Lee Hancock (previously directed Saving Mr Banks and The Blind Side) is the 2016 biopic drama The Founder. The film is written by Robert D. Siegel whose most known work was 2008’s The