Sundance London: Film Review: THE CASE AGAINST 8: California dreaming ... of the equal right to marry
2008 in America was a momentous year. What it gave to some the election of the first African-American President it took from oth…
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SUMMER 2014 AT THE MOVIES: running from WALKING ON SUNSHINE
The good people of the UK Film Distributors Association welcomed film bloggers to the happening basement club that is Dstrkt in th…
KICKSTARTER and crowd-funding – enabler or impediment
Visitors to Sundance London got the opportunity to quiz Yancey Strickler, the CEO of Kickstarter, the crowd funding website that h…
Event Review: SHORTS ON TAP: Absurdia, 22 April 2014, Juno Shoreditch
It all began with a chair. Actually there were three of them in the front row for my fellow jurors, Jon Olav Stokke, Miriam Lee an…
Sundance London: HITS: the most depressing take on fame seeking since The King of Comedy
Early on in HITS, a dark but scarcely funny comedy from ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT creator David Cross, we see Julia Stiles as a woman w…
Event Review: THE EXPENDABLES 1 and 2 with introduction by Terry Crews
Are you excited by THE EXPENDABLES 3 with its promise of celebrity ego conflict, badly choreographed action, explosions, splatter …
Film Review: EXHIBITION: living and space
Joanna Hoggs third feature, EXHIBITION, is that rare thing, a film about the middle class that doesnt involve infidelity, divorce,…
Film Review: THE LAST DAYS ON MARS: Aurora boring all of us? Not quite
Of the three recent examples of British science fiction, THE LAST DAYS ON MARS seems to have a budget commensurate with its ambiti…
Film Review: AVANT L’HIVER (BEFORE THE WINTER CHILL): A bad year for the roses
In AVANT LHIVER (BEFORE THE WINTER CHILL), Daniel Auteuil plays Paul Natkinson, a neurosurgeon with a secret admirer someone who …
Film Review: ENEMY: Villeneuve does Cronenberg, what the fluff?
If you see at least one film about a double this year, dont make it ENEMY. Director Denis Villeneuves adaptation of Jose Saramagos…
