“You are not cursed, you are loved by me.” What begins as an innocent story of love between a meticulous, mildly unsettling dressmaker and a wilful waitress takes an eerie […]
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Review: Knives Out
Written and directed by Rian Johnson, Knives Out propels the murder mystery genre into the 21st century by embedding the plot with social commentary. Set in modern day America, the […]
Aesthetica Short Film Festival 6th – 10th November
Aesthetica Short Film Festival kicked off once again in York on Wednesday night and with it what is promised to be a great festival run. Showcasing the best short films […]
Toronto Film Festival rundown 2019… 2/3
What to look out for, what you can definitely miss, and what you should be demanding your local cinemas to be showing. The second of three articles rounding up my […]
one a day: Online art platform launched
This July sees the launch of one a day and it’s been a good one. one a day is a new, non-profit project, giving artists internationally a platform to share […]
Review: John Wick Chapter 3 Parabellum
Wick is back. Excommunicado and on the run after the events of Chapter 2, a $14 million dollar bounty sits above Wick’s head that every assassin in New York City […]
Red Joan
What can I say about Red Joan? I know that the book was an incredible story based from true events. That the protagonist was a complex and yet ultimately unequivocal […]
Wild Rose
It’s refreshing, it’s funny and it will make you cry. Wild Rose is an unexpected story that manages to bypass the clichéd, well-trodden path of a relatable girl surging to […]
Review: Shazam!
Shazam! goes Big in a lighter and free-spirited adventure that still can’t quite escape the shadow of DC’s muddled storytelling. Despite its flaws, it stands as DC’s best film to […]
Review: Avengers Endgame
Avengers Endgame is the superb culmination of over a decade of Marvel’s Cinematic history that perfectly delivers the most emotionally affecting and crowd-pleasing film yet. The Russo’s had a hill […]