Oleanna (Blu-ray review) ★★★½
I went in to David Mamet’s Oleanna with no preconceived notions. I knew only that it had to do withContinue Reading
I went in to David Mamet’s Oleanna with no preconceived notions. I knew only that it had to do withContinue Reading
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Helming the darling of the 2016 awards season, La La Land director Damien Chazelle returns to the 2018 Venice Film Festival withContinue Reading
When Andy Muschietti’s It remake was released last year I remember a quote showing up amidst the marketing campaign thatContinue Reading
Idris Elba (The Wire, Molly’s Game) describes his directorial debut Yardie as “a snapshot” of his youth growing up inContinue Reading
Judging from contemporary events, one would think that the Jessica Chastain-led Woman Walks Ahead would not only have been perfectContinue Reading
Drake Doremus directs a very specific kind of film. His films are almost exclusively romantic dramas – a rarity amongstContinue Reading
Chances are if you add the subtitle of ‘a ghost story’ to anything my ears will perk up at theContinue Reading
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