Movie Review: ‘Collective’ Looks into Governments Collapsing Journalistic Credibility

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With “fake news” and disinformation all over, when conspiracy theories become general truth instead of the actual truth,... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘The Intruder’ is a Tale Suffering From an Identity Crisis

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It’s perhaps fitting that a movie concerning a woman facing an identity crisis would have one of its... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘After Love’ Struggles to Live Up to Its Opening Sequence

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The opening sequence of this film appears to set-up a normal household in their daily lives. The kettle... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘Billie’ is a Tale Of Two Fascinating Stories

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In James Erskine’s documentary of the singer’s life, we follow Holliday’s rise to fame through her rough upbringing,... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘One Man and His Shoes’ is a Fascinating Insight Into A Legend

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There is arguably no greater sportsman of renown than Michael Jordan. The NBA legend was revered throughout the... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘New Order’ is the Most Shocking Film of 2020

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Before I start the review, I want to highlight some information that you should know going into the... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘One Night In Miami’ is a Soulful South Beach Confessional Surrounding Four Legends

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Joining the recent strong of actors making their directorial debut is Regina King, still riding on the high... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Limbo’ is a Slow, Meditative Comment on the Immigrant Experience

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Even for residents of Scotland, the Uist Islands off the north coast of the country would be a... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Never Gonna Snow Again’ is a Mesmerizing and Hypnotic Experience

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It’s the time of year where contenders for the next Oscars begin to emerge, whether it be actors,... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘Night Of The Kings’ Doesn’t Have the Magic to Make it Special

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In Philippe Lacôte’s Ivory Coast prison drama, the institution called MACA (which is a real-life notorious prison) becomes the... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Bad Tales’ is a is a Disturbingly Brutal Yet Powerful Piece of Italian Cinema.

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On rare occasions, the credits of a film will roll and you feel a sense of relief that... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF) – David Byrne’s ‘American Utopia’ is a Concert Experience Unlike Any Other

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As someone from Scotland, I should be ashamed that I am unfamiliar with the works of David Byrne,... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF) – ‘The Reason I Jump’ Shows Autism in an Empowering and Beautiful Light

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Autism can be defined by many different aspects of life that become hindered and is quite common for... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Another Round’ Is A Boozy, Feel Good Drama

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There has always been an existential tie between philosophy and alcohol. Some of the world’s greatest thinkers were... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘Minari’ is a Breathtaking Account of the Korean Experience In America

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A Korean family, already immigrated from their homeland to the West Coast, makes a bold move to rural... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Rose: A Love Story’ is a Timely Tale of Isolation

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The theme of isolation is one that particularly hits home given the world we’re living in now, and... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF): ‘Wolfwalkers’ is a Spellbinding, Instant Classic

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Closing a spiritual trilogy of Celtic folklore, Kilkenny-born animation studio Cartoon Saloon has crafted their best and most... Read More »

Movie Review (LFF) – ‘Ammonite’ is a Waiting Game of Fleeting Moments

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Usually, when I write about a film that flies by, it’s a good thing. It is a good... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘Sound Of Metal’ Delivers One of the Most Authentic Performances of 2020

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Riz Ahmed plays Ruben Stone, a former drug addict four years sober who drums in a heavy metal... Read More »

Movie Review: ‘The Perfect Candidate’ is a Progressive Look at Politics in Saudi Arabia

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Saudi Arabia is still a very conservative country when it comes to women’s rights because of their interpretation... Read More »