Monthly Archives: August, 2012
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The Awakening | Review
She Ain’t Afraid ‘a No Ghosts: Rebecca Hall’s Deadening Vehicle a Snoozer
UK director Nick Murphy, previously known for his dabbling in television, snags Rebecca...
Goats | Review
Where’s an Attenborough When You Need One?: Neil’s Debut a Blank Slate
Acting and dialogue coach Christopher Neil, a vague member of the Coppola Clan,...
Marley | Blu-ray Review
The herb induced gospel of reggae and Rastafarianism would never have become the international phenomenon it has if it wasn't for the impassioned genius...
Criterion Collection: Le Havre | Blu-ray Review
Aki Kaurismäki’s Le Havre is a charming and engrossing fable - a sort of Fractured Fairy Tale for adults - that interprets one of...
Once In A Lullaby: The PS22 Story | Review
It's A Celebration: Making Internet Celebrities Out Of School Children
On the festival circuit earlier this year we were given the wonderful opportunity to see...
