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 […]
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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 […]
Captain Marvel
Here it finally is: the first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a female lead. So was it worth the wait? Well… yes and no. Yes because Brie Larson’s […]