T While it may not be as commonly discussed as other iconic western films such as The Wild Bunch and McCabe and Mrs. Miller, Mel
Category: Films
Review of Ping Pong: A lively and imaginative adventure set in London’s Chinatown during the 1980s.
T This is a charming movie called Ping Pong, directed by Leong Po Chih in 1986. It is a mystery-comedy set in London’s Chinatown and
Review of Dogwatch – maritime soldiers confront pirates in a contemplation of homoeroticism.
D Gregoris Rentis’s film is split into three parts and focuses on Yorgos, Costa, and Victor, all Greek private maritime guards at different points in
Is All of Us Strangers a “brutally honest” depiction or a cliched portrayal of being gay?
This statement highlights the lack of understanding during a time when tolerance was less common, and the lasting emotional harm it still causes. Peter Tatchell
The Saltburn bath bomb: a creamy, indulgent delight that no one was expecting or requesting.
Title: The Bath Bomb of Saltburn. Age: Brand new. Appearance: Milky. Salty. I am not familiar with Saltburn. Let’s start from the beginning. Saltburn is
Review of The Jungle Bunch: World Tour – A Revisit to the Quirky Animated Tale of Animals
W Perhaps there has been a demand for a continuation of the 2017 animated film, The Jungle Bunch. I must admit that I couldn’t recall
The review of “Marmalade” is a refreshing twist on the traditional noir thriller, with a delightful chemistry between characters.
A Despite being mostly humorous, this light-hearted suspenseful story clearly draws inspiration from traditional film noir, known for their tales of deceit and naive protagonists
The London Critics’ Circle Awards were won by The Zone of Interest and All of Us Strangers.
Homegrown experimentalism reigned supreme at the London Critics’ Circle awards, which gave its top honours to Jonathan Glazer’s radical Holocaust film, The Zone of Interest
Tran Anh Hung, director of The Taste of Things, believes that cinema should be highly sensory and corporeal.
T The current selection of films and TV shows centered around food often focus on conflict and drama – depicting kitchens as battlegrounds and meals
The victor is… the chocolatier from Scotland who makes delicious treats for the Oscars ceremony.
Traveling from the breezy shore of Campbeltown to the glitz and glamour of Hollywood may seem like quite a distance. However, for the Oscar nominees