Divorce is a tricky beast. For the lucky ones, it can end amicably as lust turns to love turns to friendship and you part ways knowing you were once happy and had a life together. Despite the impact it may have on everyone involved, divorce can be the end of an era, a relationship gone mute, and those people can move on with their lives. … Continue reading Custody – Review
Mary and the Witch’s Flower is the first feature film from Japanese animation house Studio Ponoc. The studio aims to continue the East’s artistry of traditional animation through its work. With a selection of well established animators and based on a British short story, interest in the studio and project was high. The film, centred on a young girl whisked away to a magical world, … Continue reading Mary and the Witch’s Flower – Review
Everyone seems to be tackling Neil Gaiman at the moment. From American Gods to God Omens, the fantastical writer is having each work thrown into Hollywood. Indie flick How to Talk to Girls at Parties tackles a much smaller, 18-page tale, giving it a hyper-active big screen adaptation. Directed by John Cameron Mitchell, the film revolves around Enn, a shy young punk artists who embarks … Continue reading How to Talk to Girls at Parties – Review
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