Chasing the Gold: Best Editing Nominees Analysis (2021 Oscars)
It is always hard to predict what the Academy will go for with the Best Editing category. Recently,... Read More »
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Chasing the Gold: Best Actress Nominees Analysis (2021 Oscars)
Well, this has certainly shaped out to be quite a fun category. Whilst many of the winners have... Read More »
Chasing the Gold: Best Original Screenplay Nominees Analysis (2021 Oscars)
When going into the Best Original Screenplay category a few months ago, it seemed like there was a... Read More »
Movie Review (GFF): ‘Truman & Tennessee’ Would Have Worked Better as an Audiobook Than a Movie
There is certainly a case to be made for a documentary to be created about the relationship between... Read More »
Chasing the Gold FYC: ‘Palm Springs’ – Original Screenplay
If there is a place for a film to get a lone nomination in an above-the-line category, it... Read More »
Movie Review (GFF): ‘Wildland’ is a Tough Watch but with Heavy Impact
Gripping you from the opening moments, this story is one that is impactful. With the heavy but necessary... Read More »
Movie Review (GFF): ‘Apples’ is Another Strong Film This Year About Memory Loss
I want to start this review by pointing out that this is a directorial debut from Christos Nikou.... Read More »
Movie Review (GFF): ‘Jumbo’ Manages to Sell a Unique Premise
Many people might find the premise of this story unbelievable, the idea that someone can fall in love... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘The Sparks Brothers’ is a Successful Step Into Documentary Direction for Edgar Wright
When looking at a list of films as large as Sundance was and to fit in as many... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘My Name is Pauli Murray’ Shows a Hero That Deserves More Recognition
It is something that I am not proud to admit, but I was not aware of who Pauli... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘Together Together’ is a Sweet Story With Some Important Messages
This film primarily works because of the two leads. Both well casted, Ed Helms and Patti Harrison give... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘Marvelous and the Black Hole’ Can’t Decide on a Tone or Target Audience
This is a film that has all the right pieces to work on paper. Whilst the premise can... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘The World to Come’ is Familiar But Soaking in Atmosphere and Emotion
There has been a trend over the past year with the lesbian period piece dramas, particularly popularised after... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘Pleasure’ is a Brutal but Honest Depiction of the Adult Film Industry
Before I delve into this review, there are a few trigger warnings that I want to warn you... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘Strawberry Mansion’ is a Film of Two Halves
For the first hour of this film, I was simply mesmerized. I was already set in declaring this... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘Ma Belle, My Beauty’ is a Film to Observe, Not to Be Invested In
This is very much an observation film. Placed in the stunning South of France, the cinematography is able... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘Misha and the Wolves’ is a Perfect Acquisition for Netflix
I want to give you all the experience that I had when I went into this film, which... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street’ is Inspiring, But Leaves You Wanting More
Many of us fell in love with the documentary Won’t You Be My Neighbor? a few years ago,... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘In the Earth’ is a Fun Horror Flick, Even If It’s Over-Edited
Contrary to many other people in the film community, I was positive about Ben Wheatley’s previous film, Rebecca.... Read More »
Movie Review (Sundance): ‘Homeroom’ Delivers a Punch in the End
The way this documentary is told can take a while to get used to. There is no narration,... Read More »
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