Film Review: The Age of Adaline (2015)
byThe Age of Adaline is smartly presented – great costumes and styling, slick cinematography, with a very polished and visually satisfying look overall. Unfortunately this…
Current Theatrical Releases
Film Review: It Follows (2015)
byBringing their dating relationship to the next level, teenager Jay (Maika Monroe) and Hugh (Jake Weary) decide to have sex. After this seemingly innocent…
Film Review: The Salt of the Earth (2014)
byTracing the life and career of renowned photographer Sebastião Salgado from his childhood in Brazil through to his most recent collection “Genesis” which saw…
Film Review: While We’re Young (2015)
byWhile writer-director Noah Baumbach brought to us the wistfulness of youth in Frances Ha, this time he has chosen to take a step back from this…
Film Review: The Longest Ride (2015)
byThere’s nothing like a Nicholas Sparks book-to-film adaptation to send women’s hearts into a flutter. By now we’re fairly accustomed to their general premise….
Film Review: Black Sea (2014)
byThere will come a day when all the Nazi gold stashed away around the world will have been found, and scriptwriters will need to…
Film Review: X+Y (2015)
by“If beauty is truth and truth is beauty, well then surely mathematics must be the most beautiful thing of all” After being diagnosed with…
MIFF14: Mommy (2014)
byI’ll admit it now, I’m a Xavier Dolan novice. Mommy is only the second film that I’ve seen of this French/Canadian wunderkind, and the…
Film Review: Shaun the Sheep Movie (2015)
byFor those who don’t have children of television rearing age you may be unfamiliar with Shaun the Sheep. He was birthed in 1995 in…
Film Review: National Theatre Live: Love’s Labour’s Won (2014)
byThe Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-Upon-Avon have produced a rendition of Much Ado About Nothing, a play they have renamed Love’s Labour’s Won after…