by Jordan King Florian Zeller’s beautifully made and masterfully performed The Father portrays dementia from both the perspective of the suffering mind and the suffering family in quite extraordinary fashion. Adapted from Zeller’s own acclaimed stage play of the same … Continue reading The Father – Review
by Liselotte Vanophem When searching for love, there are elements you’re looking for. Whether it’s having the same humour, interests or passions, you want to have some things in common. When you’ve found your partner, you vow that you love … Continue reading After Love – Review
Do you remember being sat in a cinema a few years ago absolutely petrified to make a sound? Watching every cough and shuffle as it now echoed across the silent room? Holding each breath in absolute agonising tension? Placing kernels … Continue reading A Quiet Place Part II – Review
by Jordan King The 1961 Disney classic One Hundred and One Dalmatians, adapted from Dodie Smith’s beloved novel, introduced us to a woman so evil it wasn’t just in her nature, but her name. “Cruella de Vil, Cruella de Vil, … Continue reading Cruella – Review
