Pavements review – a trailblazing docufiction…
[ad_1] It’s been six years since indie darling Alex Ross Perry whet his band-movie palette with the odious ace Her Smell. Ever since, the writer/director/producer
Till Tech Do Us Part: Romance in the age of…
[ad_1] “I can feel when you’re watching me, I like it” is the first line uttered by Kathryn (Cate Blanchett) in a cool seductive tone to her
Superman review – levity and humour win the day
[ad_1] There are many criticisms that could be rightfully levelled at James Gunn: that his humour is puerile; that his aesthetic is chaotic; and that
My Soapy IP Summer: Beach Read vs Airport Novel…
[ad_1] This split follows the Academy Awards norm that only the most serious-presenting dramas are worthy of the highest prizes, regardless of source material or
Inside The Arzner, the UK’s first dedicated…
[ad_1] Walking to Bermondsey from London Bridge, you pass through a long tunnel. “Am I going the right way?” you might think to yourself, but you forge
My Soapy IP Summer: Beach Read vs Airport Novel…
[ad_1] This split follows the Academy Awards norm that only the most serious-presenting dramas are worthy of the highest prizes, regardless of source material or
Jurassic World Rebirth | The Shrouds + David Cronenberg | Videodrome (1983)
[ad_1] On Truth & Movies this week, we discuss new releases Jurassic World Rebirth and The Shrouds, and speak to David Cronenberg about his latest
David Cronenberg: ‘You don’t want to bore people…
[ad_1] With 55 years in the business and 23 films to his name, David Cronenberg has made an indelible mark on the face of cinema. Not
The Existential Chic of La Notte
[ad_1] This feature is the third in our summer series, La Dolce Vita: A Celebration of Italian Screen Style, in partnership with Disaronno. La Notte, the
Who gets to be on the big screen?
[ad_1] Casting director Lucy Pardee lifts the lid on her latest project, Lollipop, and working in the casting industry. In Rocks, a teenage girl struggles to