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…
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MIFF14: Mommy (2014)
byCausing quite a stir at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year was Mommy, written and directed by Canadian wunderkind Xavier Dolan. Infused 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…
Film Review: One Eyed Girl (2015)
byIn the land of the blind, the one eyed girl is Queen, so goes the films title and a twist on the old proverb….
Film Review: Infinitely Polar Bear (2014)
byMaya Forbes has previously co-written a number of screenplays (including Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, Monsters vs. Aliens, and The Rocker), and…
Film Review: The Duff (2015)
byBased on Kody Keplinger’s young adult novel, The DUFF is the most recent addition to the teen comedy genre, which seems to have been…
Film Review: The Book of Life (2014)
byThe Book of Life is an animated tale of bravery, loyalty and love, set in Mexico and utilising the imagery and folklore of The…
Film Review: Pride (2014)
byAs Tony Abbott’s approval rating continues to plummet, Pride is set to become increasingly relevant. Set in Margaret Thatcher’s Britain in the mid-1980s, the…