Archive for July, 2018
Filmreview
Eddie The Eagle Review: Determined from a young age, Eddie Edwards has the dream of competing in the Winter Olympics. His father constantly undermines him, and teammates never accept him, but Eddie insists on travelling to acro...
Article
The concept of cults has always interested me, it’s the same type of fascination I have with films discussing cannibalism. The whole idea of people being enticed into following and living with one person, who they almost always...
Article
How many times have you heard the term ‘greatest movie of all time’ or ‘essential viewing for all film students’? During an open day at the University of Aberystwyth two years ago I heard one such proclamation referring to Citi...
Debate
With the current surge of live action Disney remakes this well-worn debate is rampant. Crowds are swarming to watch the current release of Jon Favreau’s ‘The Jungle Book’ and many more are doubtless anticipating the releases of...
Promotion
The Art Bastard Show takes a satirical look at the people trying to negotiate their way through the fickle art world; a place where vegan taxidermy meets stencilled vaginas and concepts are wrapped up in masking tape and sold t...
Promotion
Brown Willy is a micro budget comedy drama about friendship against the odds. Michael and Pete have been best mates for over 35 years. Michael is about to get married. He doesn’t want a traditional ‘stag do’ and instead opts fo...
Continuing our new films revisited series, here we take a look at the late 80's cla… 
Jimmy Woo is Ant-Man and the Wasp’s Breakout Character ...… 
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Here we interview filmmaker Emil… 