by Jordan King There’s a strong argument to be made that the only truly functional family is a dysfunctional family. It is in the clashes of character and convictions mediated by the bond of blood and instinctual inseparability that family … Continue reading Kajillionaire – BFI London Film Festival Review
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 – Review
Mister Rogers had been a staple part of American childhood for fifty years. With many generations, he has warmed the hearts of millions in the US and has become iconic for his kindly television series. Glazed over eyes, hands clutched … Continue reading A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood – Review
Jojo Rabbit was always going to be a divisive film. Coming from its premiere in Toronto International Film Festival, Taika Waititi’s latest movie, a black comedy revolving around hapless Nazis, had polarised reviews and opinion. Although this isn’t the first … Continue reading Jojo Rabbit – Review
Sweet indie road trip films such as The Peanut Butter Falcon are the film industries bread and butter. They usually follow the same formula: Two very different people (or best friends) wind up on the road or running away from … Continue reading The Peanut Butter Falcon – BFI London Film Festival 2019 Review
The world is terrifying right now. Especially when you look at politics. Nearly most countries seem to be in turmoil. Our leaders are becoming more corrupt than ever and fascist groups are becoming more prominent within our system. It’s a … Continue reading Official Secrets – BFI London Film Festival 2019 Review
