In conversation with Maudie’s director Aisling Walsh – Live For Films
One of this year’s cinematic surprises, Maudie is one of those thematically rich indie dramas poised to move, inspire and offer food for...
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Although the whole “based on a true story” label is being irritatingly overexploited by film marketing teams these days, especially in...
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There’s no denying that after Sony’s embarrassing debacle with The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) and especially its 2014 sequel,...
Read MoreReview: The Book of Henry -“A tonal mess”
If you dig deep enough inside The Book Of Henry, you’ll realise there’s a great film aching to start somewhere in there....
Read MoreReview: Detour – “A stylish neo-noir road movie”
“Don’t regret the things you do, just the things you don’t.” Enunciated emphatically by thug and all around though guy Johnny Ray (Emory...
Read MoreReview: Patriots Day – “Equally compelling and heartbreaking”
When he doesn’t play around in Michael Bay fashion with silly projects like Battleship (2012), Peter Berg is a filmmaker to be taken more...
Read MoreReview: Hacksaw Ridge – “It’s great to have Mel Gibson back behind the camera”
Mel Gibson is back, ladies and gents, and it looks like he’s going to stick around. His fifth feature film as a director is the perfect...
Read MoreCaptain Fantastic is the anti-establishment film we need right now
“Power to the people, stick it to the man.” This powerful mantra sums up the philosophy of life Ben Cash and his wife have...
Read MoreReview: Manchester By The Sea – “A sprawling emotional mini-epic”
During last week’s Golden Globe Awards, when referring to Manchester By The Sea, one of the evening’s multi-nominated contenders in the...
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: The Squid And The Whale – The Criterion Collection UK Release
I remember I was still living back home in Italy when The Squid And The Whale (2005) was released in cinemas and trust me, if you weren’t...
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