Film Review: The Ants and The Grasshopper
When we talk about climate change or global warming in the Western world, we almost always frame the debate in terms of our own futures. Very little attention is played…
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Film Review: To The Moon
While the story of Cain and Abel might be more instructional than factual, the relationship between two brothers can often be tense and strained. Especially when there are no other…
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Blu-Ray Review: Burning an Illusion
While Britain, relatively speaking, is a multicultural and diverse nation, this hasn’t always been reflected in popular culture. The experiences of the ‘Windrush generation’, and their children, have only been…
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Blu-Ray Review: Love
During the Cold War, communist states were great supporters of their filmmakers. As long as they were telling stories which aligned with their ideology, that is. Writers and directors regularly…
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Film Review: Bloody Oranges
The last decade has seen a wave of populism spread across the world, eking into all areas of politics and everyday life. France is no exception. While they might have…
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Film Review: Funny Pages
What do you want to be when you grow up? A question asked to generations of children and young people across the world and throughout history. If, like me, you…
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Film Review: House of Darkness
When it comes to identifying the problem, more often than not the answer is ‘men’. Whether that question is around safety on the streets, sexual assault, harassment in the workplace…
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Film Review: Hockeyland
North Americans have a rather unique relationship with high school and college sports. While it differs from place to place, football, baseball, basketball, hockey and wrestling, amongst others, take up…
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Film Review: We Are as Gods
While the name might not be familiar, you’re likely to at least be aware of some of Stewart Brand’s ideas and concepts. He is a pioneer. A futurist. A man…
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Film Review: Our American Family
There are few things more vicious than generation cycles of addiction. They destroy both families and communities. While genetics play a part in this, socialisation, environment and homelife are also…
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