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Spielberg’s Hook. Whilst the memories of this formative experience are locked away by age, I can certainly tell you that countless times watch it, curled up against my father, and my head leaning against his chest as I comforted myself … Continue reading Hook
Many different states still have the death penalty. The lives of men, regardless of their innocence or not, are placed in the hands of the state. Recent movies have explored life on death row, most notably Jamie Foxx led Just … Continue reading Clemency – Review
by Liselotte Vanophem They always say that bad publicity is still publicity. We’re not sure that that was what director Jeff Fowler thought when he released the first teaser of Sonic the Hedgehog last year. The more he showed, the … Continue reading Sonic The Hedgehog: The Movie – Review
Celine Sciamma is an impeccable filmmaker. She is a singular director who tackles femininity in different and unique forms. Unruly teenagers, child performance, and more are enriched films that brings us such brilliant cinema. Now she returns with the exquisite … Continue reading Portrait of a Lady on Fire – Review
Robert Eggers debut feature The Witch was a brooding mastery of historical shocks. Launching Anna Taylor-Joy’s career and making us fearful of the woods and, well, goats, Eggers cemented himself as a horror fiend, directing peculiar and menacing masterpieces – … Continue reading The Lighthouse – Review
Cats has always been a bizarre musical. In spite of the insanely catchy music, explaining the premise to the ignorant is something of a task. The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, based on T.S Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, … Continue reading Cats – Review
