Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite is a gorgeous cinematic experience, representing every emotional tone of the human experience
Bong Joon-ho is, and always has been, a master of his craft. Memories Of Murder (2003) stands to me atContinue Reading
Category: Film
Claustrophobic, manic and stunning, The Lighthouse is a wild, eclectic and utterly haunting film experience
Few films have left me as stunned and speechless as Robert Eggers’ second feature film The Lighthouse. It defies categorization.Continue Reading
Exhilarating, chaotic and thoroughly enjoyable, Uncut Gems is a film to remember
Damn, the Safdie Brothers sure know how to create anxiety-ridden cinema. First introduced to the co-directors back in 2017 withContinue Reading
Film review: Atlantics – a supernatural story about oppression, family and identity
A Senegalese supernatural story about oppression, loss, love and redemption? I was intrigued to watch Atlantics, a beautifully told storyContinue Reading
Portraying the darker and eerier side of fashion consumerism, In Fabric masters intensity with the mystical to perfection
*WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD* Directed by Peter Strickland, who also did Berberian Sound Studio (2012) and The Duke of Burgundy (2014),Continue Reading
Farming: It takes a village to raise a child, but what happens when that village is white?
Last night I had the opportunity to attend a pre-screening of Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje’s brand new film Farming. I am leftContinue Reading
Boyz n The Hood – 1991 or 2019? The violent and unfortunate reality of Black America
I am 28 years late, however in my defence I am currently 22 and this film existed for a goodContinue Reading
Film Review: Midsommar (2019, A24)
SPOILER AHEAD, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! Midsommar was one of my most highly anticipated films of 2019. Its director, AriContinue Reading
Film: Us (2019, UK Release)
Well then, haven’t written one of these in a while! Us is the second feature film from critically acclaimed directorContinue Reading
EVENT: UNDRCONSTRUCTION
Recently, I have been working with UNDR LNDN, the film collective who wowed audiences in venues across London, from WhirledContinue Reading
