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
Category: Film
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
Film: Phantom Thread (2018, UK Release)
Paul Thomas Anderson has directed some of my favourite films ever in There Will Be Blood (2007) and Punch DrunkContinue Reading
Film: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2018, UK Release)
Directed by Martin McDonagh, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri follows the story of a Mildred (played by Frances McDormand), a grieving mother tryingContinue Reading
Film: Good Time (2017)
Thrilling, manic, exhilarating. Those three words sum up one of the most surprising films I have seen in the lastContinue Reading
