Raindance Festival 2014: The Record Keeper
Timeless narratives are always the safest bet to base a film on, particularly a narrative that everyone knows…
By Chaneen SalakoTimeless narratives are always the safest bet to base a film on, particularly a narrative that everyone knows…
By Chaneen SalakoDavid Cronenberg is back in business with his latest movie Maps to the Stars. Only Cronenberg could present such…
By Liloie CazorlaIn the era of the trashy thriller novel, Gillian Flynn’s original Gone Girl was a breath of fresh air, combining unique narrative structure and…
By Gregor SinclairSet in a faceless Australian town, Amelia is a single parent to her son Samuel, a six-year-old with…
By Donna MackayLove it or loathe it, Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkins’ television show Outnumbered has generated a staunch following, paying…
By Booker WoodfordRob the Mob is being mis-sold. It is not nearly as irritating as its trailer and its title…
By Matthew McKernanIn a world where a global recession has recently proven once again that the value of businesses, of…
By Stuart BoylandThe Grande Raccordo Anulare, the ring road that encircles Rome, is the largest highway of its kind in…
By Joe Manners LewisIn recent years, Liam Neeson has become so swaddled in cliché it’s hard to tell if there’s a…
By Stephen MayneAttila Marcel feels like it should be a cartoon, which comes as no surprise since this is Sylvain…
By Matthew McKernan