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REVIEW: Small Axe – Mangrove (LFF 2020)
A number of the films that’ve snuck through the bars of the cinematic prison that ...
REVIEW: Small Axe – Red, White and Blue (NYFF 2020)
Red, White and Blue is the second true story from Steve McQueen’s Small Axe series to ...
REVIEW: One Night in Miami (TIFF 2020)
History is concretely objective and clear: it is defined by what happened, when, where, and ...
REVIEW: Tesla (2020)
Tesla is sort of like the curse of the monkey’s paw. You say that you ...
REVIEW: Summertime (Sundance 2020)
Carlos Lopez Estrada directed one of the best films of 2018, Blindspotting (written by Daveed ...
REVIEW: The 40-Year-Old Version (Sundance 2020)
Radha Blank is a New York-based playwright and television writer who had plans for a ...
REVIEW: Fighting With My Family (2019)
A hardcore WWE fan for the best part of 20 years, that for all the ...
REVIEW: I, Tonya (2018)
Several forms of media have become an integral component of our lives. Television always seemingly ...
REVIEW: 12 Strong (2018)
If you’ve read some of my reviews on here before, you’ll know I’m a sucker ...
REVIEW: Molly’s Game (2018)
Aaron Sorkin’s directorial debut boasts an excellent script that enables a stellar performance from Jessica ...
REVIEW: Darkest Hour (2018)
Winston Churchill is as famous a British Prime Minister as you can get. Taking control ...
REVIEW: The Disaster Artist (2017)
The concept for ‘The Disaster Artist’ isn’t exactly the easiest to explain, especially to those ...
REVIEW: Goodbye Christopher Robin (2017)
Winnie The Pooh, I’m sure, is a staple of almost everyone’s childhood post-1924. Everyone knows ...
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