by Frankie Harlow We all have those people that we have loved and lost over the years. Maybe you have fallen out, moved away or just lost contact with each other. I have someone who I was very close to throughout all of secondary school, who I lost contact with over the course of university. Every now and again I still think of them, maybe … Continue reading London Korean Film Festival 2018: Old Love – Review
There is something to be said for films that focus on everyday life. There are no large explosions, dance numbers or gun fights. The couple might not end up together at the end, the protagonist doesn’t always win and life will continue on in the same way that it does for all of us. But, watching a film that focuses in on the minutea of … Continue reading London Korean Film Festival 2018: This Charming Girl – Review
by Frankie Harlow I will start this by saying that I am queer. It is not my defining feature and I am not the person to befriend if you are looking for someone to be your GBF but it is a part of who I am and how I view the world. I love seeing LGBT+ stories told in film and TV, as long as … Continue reading London Korean Film Festival 2018: The Poet and the Boy – Review
