Movies such as Falling Down, Joker, and Changing Lanes all depict a man on the edge who suffers a crisis due to the society and personal problems. They commit violent and heinous acts because of increasing pressures or family strife. … Continue reading Unhinged – Review
A beautifully-textured and euphorically vibrant celebration of culture, community and love, Lovers Rock is another strong anthology chapter in Steve McQueen’s Small Axe, writes Nathan Osborne. Steve McQueen has demonstrated extraordinary range in his career to date: from sex addiction … Continue reading Small Axe: Lover’s Rock – Review
Sometimes, an actor bursts onto the scenes and wins the hearts (and ovaries) of every one that sees him. Adam Driver is one of those actors. Rising to prominence on the HBO series Girls, he enjoyed a healthy stream of … Continue reading The Best of Adam Driver on Saturday Night Live
by Liam Macleod As a practising Muslim and rapper in his own right, Mogul Mowgli represents nothing less than an intensely personal journey for its leading man and co-writer Riz Ahmed. The story of an artist whose life closely parallels … Continue reading Mogul Mowgli – Review
Steve McQueen puts the British black experience on the witness stand in Mangrove, a stellar beginning to his Small Axe anthology, writes Nathan Osborne The first of five films from writer and director Steve McQueen that form his new-for-television Small Axe anthology – … Continue reading Mangrove – Review
There are many actors who deliver everything they’ve got as soon they step on screen, and by God, Ryan Gosling is one of them. The man is a chameleon; he slips into every role he plays and disappears into the … Continue reading The Best Of…Ryan Gosling
