This joyfully silly, incredibly low budget family feature comes from talented director, writer and co-star Kenton Hall. Presumably created as a project to showcase the talents of his twin daughters Hero and Scarlet Hall, A Dozen […]
Terrance Malick is a director who splits critics, and Knight of Cups is no different. Some consider him a visionary experimental filmmaker. Others think he makes broadly unwatchable movies. I have to say I’m of the […]
Back in the 1970s The Brand New Testament would’ve been the kind of film that led to protests and placard holding outside the cinema. The very fact the UK marketing seems to be aping the […]
Alas, there is a problem when you make a movie about real historical events and do it by telling a fictional story. Some films can overcome it – Suffragette for example used Carey Mulligan’s fictional […]
Winner of the Palme D’Or, Dheepan is a hugely powerful French film filled with humanity and power. The team behind the film are director Jacques Auidard and writer Thomas Bidegain, proving that their astonishing piece of work Rust […]