Babyteeth – Review
Babyteeth is a heart-warming and emotionally affecting drama with a resonant ending that will stick with you long after the final credits wash ashore.
Month: July 2020
The Burnt Orange Heresy – Review
“The Burnt Orange Heresy” is a film that exists firmly within the domain of art history and high society and is intimately concerned with ideas of visual imagery, criticism, philosophy, and the normativity of facts and meaning.
Where’d You Go, Bernadette? – Review
Matthew Lind has always been interested in architecture. Well, he thought that was what he signed up for when he enrolled in a three-year archaeology course. It’s a shame his knowledge of Egyptian aqueducts won’t help him review Richard Linklater’s adaptation of the Maria Semple novel, “Where’d You Go, Bernadette?”.
Shane Dawson, Anna Martemucci, and the plight of female directors
Back in 2014, a now-obscure Starz reality TV series pitted two first-time directors against each other. Now in 2020, Ciaran can’t help but see how the series reflects the failings of the film industry at large.
The King of Staten Island – Review
As more movie theatres slowly open their seats for the masses of hungry cinema-goers, is ‘King of Staten Island’ going to stand out, or like its protagonist, struggle to stand out of obscurity?
Waves – Review
Dealing with the ebbs and flows of family life, and the shattering reality of modern teenagerhood, ‘Waves’ is a fresh take on a worn genre. Richard reviews.