Weekend at the Movies: It’s Time to Go Ape

When King Kong opened in 1933, darkness was creeping over Europe. Italy was under Mussolini’s control, Spain was fighting a civil war, and Hitler was preparing ... Read More...

Best Movies of 2016: Eye In The Sky, Arrival, Moana and more

When Roger Ebert was awarded his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, he said that the “purpose of civilization and growth is to be able to reach out and empathi... Read More...

Book Review: Nocturnal Animals by Austin Wright

Noctural Animals (originally published as Tony and Susan) is a psychological thriller - part noir and part meditation on the process of reading. It was first pu... Read More...

Weekend At The Movies: Beware Mystery Manuscripts

Ten months of the year have already flown by and we find ourselves in November with only a few weeks of 2016 left. There’s still plenty of time to get some good... Read More...

This Month at the Cinema: We Are Not Worthy of Amy Adams

Halloween has passed so now it means we can start watching capitalist consumerism at work. It’s still too early to start playing Christmas tunes but that won’t ... Read More...

London Film Festival 2016: The Best Of The Fest

The first London Film Festival only screened between 15-20 films; classics from such renowned directors as Akira Kurosawa, Satyajit Ray, and Andrzej Wajda. 60 y... Read More...

Nocturnal Animals – BFI London Film Festival Review

After A Single Man, director Tom Ford takes on another adaptation in Nocturnal Animals. Based on the novel Tony and Susan, by Austin Wright, Nocturnal Animals i... Read More...

London Film Festival 2016 Watchlist

It may not be Cannes, Sundance or Toronto but, with a little breathing room since those, the London Film Festival can comfortably pick from the best. The BFI ca... Read More...