Border – Review
Fairy-tales.. They have seeped throughout time and history. Chattered imagination has been whispered in bed-time stories and campfire horrors. For centuries with been spooked by spectres, haunted by horrors, and […]
Ray and Liz – Review
First features always have smatterings of something deeply personal. Desiree Akhavan explored her New York life in Appropriate Behaviour whilst Bo Burhnam injected his own sense of self into Eighth […]
Green Book – Review
Green Book is definitely one of those movies that will take you entirely by surprise. The film’s premise and trailer, indeed, set up this white saviour reverse Driving Miss Daisy. […]
Destroyer – Review
Nicole Kidman has had a long history of transforming in her roles. From her Academy Award winning performance in Hours saw her wear a crooked prosthetic nose to her scruffy […]
The Raft – Review
Humans. We’re an interesting breed, aren’t we? We’re alarming happy then wickedly sad. We have huge bouts of rage and anger yet have huge amounts of compassion and kindness within […]
Beautiful Boy – Review
There have been many movies made on addiction. Even A Star is Born focuses on the debilitating disease. Stories like these need to be told because we need to understand […]
