Precode cinema
Much like a glam rock star from the 70s, Hollywood is, if not dead, almost at death’s door, constantly churning out mediocre remakes of old… Read More »Precode cinema
Much like a glam rock star from the 70s, Hollywood is, if not dead, almost at death’s door, constantly churning out mediocre remakes of old… Read More »Precode cinema
Journey to Winchester The journey begins. Coffee in hand (coconut latte from the local independent), heading off to Victoria station on an unusually sunny October… Read More »Train experience to Winchester
Anyone with a true passion for film would say that a great film stays with you long after you’ve seen it. In one way or… Read More »Bohemian Rhapsody – glorious yet shallow flattery
The story goes that when Dr Strangelove was first conceived, it was conceived as a dramatic script. Somewhere during the writing process, a funny idea… Read More »Vice – an exquisitely pretentious piece of cinema
Cary Grant wasn’t born in Bristol in 1904. Rumor has it he was born on the set of She Done Him Wrong in 1933, having been… Read More »Cary Grant vs the Production Code
Was Bergman’s vision as a filmmaker translated into his theatre work with the same passion, complexity and zest for life? I would not know, for… Read More »Fanny & Alexander – mini review
When the mortal remains of our immortal gods are no more Who’s going to sing our generation’s pains? When the fight isn’t done, about to… Read More »Inner revolution
Comedy has always been a film genre slightly looked down upon. It’s not considered as classy and meaningful as a drama or a love story,… Read More »Buster Keaton – cinematic butterfly
We have arrived to an era where if one states that they’re “computer illiterate” means they’re just “illiterate” and that they’re having great difficulty with… Read More »Music, Technology and Lifestyle
It is easy to presume for everyone nowadays that they know the first thing about advertising. After so many years of being invaded by publicity… Read More »Advertising and SEO