An Interview with Greg Sestero
Greg Sestero. The beginning of his story isn’t atypical of many other aspiring actors trying to make it within Hollywood. But then, relatively early,…
Film Review: In Times of Fading Light (2017)
In Times of Fading Light is a film about two things: a communist party member’s 90th birthday, and his once great party and political…
Film Review: Loveless (2017)
Andrey Zvyagintsev, master of nihilism, focuses all his dark energies on his latest work Loveless. An existential drama about a lost boy, and in…
Film Review: A Quiet Place (2018)
John Krasinski’s star is on the rise in the land of Tinseltown. The former star of The Office (US) shows off his versatility, directing…
Film Review: Early Man (2018)
Nick Park, legendary stop motion genius behind Wallace and Gromit and the Aardman studio gives us his latest feature since 2005’s The Curse of…
Film Review: The Death of Stalin (2017)
The man who gave us The Thick of It and Veep strikes comedy gold again with his latest feature. Armando Iannucci, one of the…
Film Review: The Divine Order (2017)
Remember when women couldn’t vote? Of course not; it was 1908 when Victoria became the last Australian state to grant womens suffrage. But what…
Film Review: Geek Girls (2017)
Writer and director Gina Hara has created an interesting and very specific subculture exploration. Documentary Geek Girls looks at women who take ownership of their…
Film Review: Black Panther (2018)
In the late 90s Wesley Snipe came to Marvel with an idea to adapt Black Panther into a feature film. While that project never came…
Film Review: Created Equal (2018)
Edy Ganem is Alejandra (Ali) Batista. She is suing the catholic church to become a priest. Aaron Tveit is Tommy, a good hearted, but…