Hollywood love is so grand, isn’t it? It’s long and passionate speeches in the rain. It’s running through airports trying to stop that ill-fated flight from absconded with a soulmate. It’s big band gestures and super attractive white-teethed people professing … Continue reading Ordinary Love – BFI London Film Festival 2019 Review
by Cora After years away from the spotlight Shia LaBeouf is back. LaBeouf started his career by making his name on teen TV shows such as Even Stevens then slowly moving into blockbusters such as Transformers. This tumultuous life has … Continue reading Honey Boy – BFI London Film Festival 2019 Review
On the one hand, I Lost My Body is a comedy adventure film that sees a disembodied hand try and find its own. On the other hand, I Lost My Body is a stirring meditative piece about grief and fate. … Continue reading I Lost My Body (J’ai perdu mon corps) – Review
by Cora One of the surprises of BFI London Film Festival comes from Amazon Studio. The Report by Scott Z. Burns, who make his directorial debut, is a high adrenaline drama and explores The Torture Report – a 6000 pages … Continue reading The Report – Review
We are in a hospital. The camera is on the move to the tune of the Five Satins’ ‘In the Still of the Night’. Nurses, staff go about their business. A wheelchair propelled by a vaguely familiar older man cuts … Continue reading The Irishman – BFI London Film Festival 2019 Review
There seems to be a lack of light-heartedness in cinemas these days. Especially considering that this year’s most controversial film was the nasty and dark Joker film. However, there are some movies that simply want to fly with the wind … Continue reading The Aeronauts – Review
