Jonathan Mahon-Heap

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Jonathan Mahon-Heap is a London-based copywriter, working for Mario Testino and his online platform, Mira Mira. He is an escaped corporate lawyer, who occasionally needs real-time subtitles for his New Zealand accent. Follow him on Twitter @jonnymahonheap.

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    McQueen
    ★★★★★

    Here’s one to break your heart: a gothic, tragic charting of the legendary Alexander McQueen’s...

    Jonathan Mahon-Heap 4th June 2018
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    Concealed
    ★★★★★

    This is a curious indie-thriller that mimics the suburban crime sprawl of Animal Kingdom, and...

    Jonathan Mahon-Heap 29th May 2018
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    Ismael’s Ghosts
    ★★★★★

    Ismael’s Ghosts contains two movies within it, neither of which is any good. One is...

    Jonathan Mahon-Heap 28th May 2018
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    Edie
    ★★★★★

    With its two stars putting in unshowy, endearing performances, Edie tries its best to win the...

    Jonathan Mahon-Heap 20th May 2018
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    Mom and Dad
    ★★★★★

    A tedious, amateur, low-rent exercise in comedy horror, Mom and Dad doesn’t wear its D-grade,...

    Jonathan Mahon-Heap 26th February 2018
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    Theatre
    Party Skills for the End of the World at Shoreditch Town Hall
    ★★★★★

    BBC film critic Mark Kermode has a helpful maxim...

    Jonathan Mahon-Heap 17th February 2018
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    Roman J Israel, Esq
    ★★★★★

    Following the Oscar-nominated success of his directorial debut, Nightcrawler, writer-director...

    Jonathan Mahon-Heap 31st January 2018
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    Theatre
    Rothschild & Sons at Park Theatre
    ★★★★★

    Retooled from its Tony-award winning 1970 version (by the same duo...

    Jonathan Mahon-Heap 30th January 2018
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    Theatre
    Rita, Sue and Bob Too at the Royal Court Theatre
    ★★★★★

    Andrea Dunbar’s Rita Sue and Bob Too emerged in 1982 as a...

    Jonathan Mahon-Heap 12th January 2018
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    Quaint Honour at Finborough Theatre
    ★★★★★

    The repressions and paranoia of 1950s English boarding schools are explored...

    Jonathan Mahon-Heap 2nd November 2017