Coco: Watching Films Intended for Another Audience.
About a third into Coco and I find myself watching closely, but bored. The story and sleek but fantastical animation, like most Pixar...
About a third into Coco and I find myself watching closely, but bored. The story and sleek but fantastical animation, like most Pixar...
Countless artworks will never reach our senses, given up on, unreleased or unfinished in the creator’s time. Once discovered should we...
When is the last time you watched a film without any expectation? You’d never heard the title, knew nothing of who was in it or made it,...
Living in the 21st century, we are very used to satirical humour playing on a line between political correctness and offensive. Satire by...
Takashi Miike controls us in exactly the way Kakihara controls his victims throughout their brutal torture and slaughter. We are...
Thirty minutes in and I find myself slightly alienated by Yi yi—not sure whether it was simply my mood, the film’s opening or the...
Comparing Kim Kiyoung and Im Sangsoo’s films of the same title is no easy feat, even though many sources will tell you that Im’s film is...
Winston Churchill holds an iconic visage immediately recognisable to any and all Brits, regardless of generation. Thus it is...
Fragmented images linger in the corners of frames, characters are framed with vast headroom, inserts of fractions of seconds only showing...
Spending this year abroad and the last two years in little Southampton I have found it extremely difficult to find cinema venues that...
As I had a number of hours to kill before my night-bus from Tokyo to Kyoto I decided to give Murder on the Orient Express a...
French legend Jacques Tati both saw success and failure from his ingenious concoction of Monsieur Hulot that eventually completely...
The Seeds of Violence’s (2017) primary achievement is it’s phenomenal devotion to its style. It utilises an extreme form of cinematic...
Darren Aronofsky’s latest film continues in the footsteps of much of his career whereby he takes a select set of emotions and introduces...
What information do we really get from a rating system, be it out of five, ten or one hundred? To many it’s simply a measure of whether...