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600 Bottles of Wine Review – Grace Rouvray is a Comedic Mastermind

Andrew F Peirce
July 2, 2020
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The first words out of my partners mouth when she realised that there were only four episodes of Grace Rouray’s acerbic and hilarious 600 Bottles of Wine series, were along the lines of ‘you send her an email ...

Romantic Road Review – A Nice Film About a Rolls Royce, India, and the Grey’s

Andrew F Peirce
July 2, 2020
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Respect the white man, you suck up to him Ankur Vikal So goes a line from actor Ankur Vikal midway through Romantic Road, one that carries as much weight and importance as any other uttered in the film.&nbs...

D’Art Review – Just Like the Goggomobil Dart: Something Quite Surprising and Joy Filled

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What can an audience expect from a documentary about an art project that began with two old mates, one a painter and the other an eccentric collector, discussing what it would be like to paint a rare car in a ...

Forman vs. Forman Review – A Fascinating Excursion Through the Life and Mind of One of the Great Filmmakers

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With the documentary Forman vs. Forman, writer and director Helena Treštikova has created an intimate and philosophical portrait of the multi award winning Czech/American director Milos Forman. Building layer ...

Love Sarah Review – A Proud Collapsed Cake of Disappointment

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Everyone has a memorable first. First kisses, first loves, first movies, the list goes on. For me, the first film I saw in a cinema once the Covid-19 pandemic restrictions lifted was an innocuous and brittle t...

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Depictions of people with disabilities in films are often troubled with a predilection for filmmakers to craft their stories in a manner that will result in their stories serving as what is known as inspiratio...

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I cannot stress how much of a struggle it was for me to get through this movie. Burden centres around Mike Burden, a prominent Ku Klux Klan member who opens a KKK Museum in a South Carolina town, but after ...

The Assistant Review – A Quiet Film With a Loud Premise

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Director and screenwriter Kitty Green’s first foray into the world of fictional filmmaking, The Assistant, is a quiet film with a loud premise about the culture that creates a hostile environment for women wor...

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William A. Wellman’s masterful war epic, Wings, holds the honour of kicking off the Academy Awards by winning the Best Outstanding Picture award. While the grander, undeniable masterpiece of cinema, Sunrise: A...
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