The right combination…
Jeremy Slater takes a look at Kathryn Bigelow’s latest – she’s a woman who knows about men, it seems..
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‘One more person. A person, Stern.’ There are some films that bypass critical carping and can lay claim to being perhaps the greatest ever made. Steven Spielberg’s Schindler’s List (1993) is one such work, and it is my privilege to talk to you about it. [photopress:reader.gif,thumb,alignleft]Reading between the lies Objectively assessing a film that’s drawn from Bernhard Schlink’s book about how reading changes lives, for good and ill? An interesting situation. Given the theme of The Reader, and the frequency with which cinema been cited as a medium that is so different from print as to make comparisons invidious (but, as everyone [...] [photopress:Constant.jpg,thumb,alignleft]Raking up trouble This is one I re-watched by accident the other night (and by ‘accident’ I mean that I was too lazy even to change the channel so saw it through to the end). A horrifying movie – in the truest sense of the word – it’s nonetheless a compelling and enlightening view. With a cast [...] [photopress:InBruges.jpg,thumb,alignleft]Heartache and a thousand natural chocs Having made my home here in the sunny city of Brussels, I was naturally curious to find out what sort of film Martin McDonagh (Six Shooter (2004)) had made involving Bruges (it’s not that far from here), as well as because a friend of mine lives near there, and reckons [...] |
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