Film Review: Rust and Bone
Rust and Bone is powerfully and arrestingly reflective of life in more ways than one. The plot itself is a dramatic one, far removed from..
Film Reviews
BQFF Reviews: ‘ The Parade’, ‘Yossi’ and ‘Les Invisibles’
The Parade (Serbia) In a country where arguments are settled with guns and the word ‘faggot’ is the most demoralising of insults, being..
Celeste and Jesse Forever
Star and Co-Writer of Celeste and Jesse Forever is Hollywood’s newest double tasker, Rashida Jones. The name might ring a bell but then..
Thermae Romae – Japanese Film Festival 2012
Javier who? Vulture votes Hiroshi Abe as the next big foreign language film heart throb. The jury is out as to whether he has made a..
Gyllenhaal and Guns? End of Watch Review
Have you ever seen the show Cops? It’s pretty riveting as far as trashy late night TV viewing goes, right? Well End of Watch is like a..
Killing Them Softly Review
The characters in Aussie filmmaker Andrew Dominik’s latest film, Killing them Softly do not get killed softly with songs. They get killed..
Safety not Guaranteed – Film Review
Picking a film to see on your typical ‘dinner and a movie’ date can really make or break the potential possibility of a date number two..
Marley – DVD Review and Competition
His name is synonymous with reggae, dreadlocks and smoking ganja, but Bob Marley was a man who had a lot more going on in his tragically..
About Face
You’d be forgiven for thinking supermodels, the most beautiful women in the world, would be exempt from the usual body hang-ups that..
Boy Eating the Bird’s Food – Film Review
Greece is a country whose people can proudly boast that their homeland is considered by many to be the birthplace of modern Western..
