Shame’s unabashed nauseating effect is, in its own right, beautiful and nonetheless daring. While current television and cinema currently push the sexual envelope, Shame seems to seal it, and then pass it through the...
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Elegant and vicious – Drive film review
An outsider’s love letter to L.A., Drive is a dreamy, elusive romance stained with scenes of explosive violence. Young heartthrob of the moment Ryan Gosling stars as one of those mysterious anti-heroes you sometimes...
A spellbinding movie with a dynamic plot – Limitless – film review
Limitless, directed by Neil Burger, is an action drama with a sci-fi kernel lurking within its taut storyline. Handsome, blue-eyed Bradley Cooper stars as Eddie Spinola, an aspiring novelist suffering from...
An emotionally compelling drama — The King’s Speech – film review
*** Written by David Seidler, The King”™s Speech explores the angst and humanity of a royal who was never meant to be King. Emotionally crippled by a humiliating speech impediment and thrust reluctantly...
Sunny and light – Morning Glory – film review
*** You might be forgiven for thinking Morning Glory, in which co-stars Diane Keaton and Harrison Ford play vain and bickering TV show hosts, was a standard rom-com about two cranky geriatrics who eventually fall in...