Fahrenheit 11/9 certainly plays to a certain type of audience, but – hey – if you’re angered by it, maybe it’s time to re-evaluate just why you are… Continue reading
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Author Archives: Jazmine Sky Bradley
Wild Rose review: Dir. Tom Harper (2019)
Wild Rose is a special film; humming with energy, it pulses straight from Jessie Buckley herself. It opens on 12th April. Continue reading
Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story review: Dir. Steve Sullivan (2019)
A heartwarming and heartbreaking documentary, with a portrait of Chris built from insights from his nearest and dearest. Continue reading
Benjamin review: Dir. Simon Amstell (2019)
Smart and snappy, Benjamin is a semi-autobiographical glimpse into the life of a troubled young man. Continue reading
The Kindergarten Teacher review: Sara Colangelo (2019)
A triumph of tense narrative, and at times incredibly uncomfortable, yet beautifully scripted and starring one of Hollywood’s best: Maggie Gyllenhaal. Continue reading
Two For Joy review: Tom Beard (2019)
An almost perfect example of modern British cinema, Tom Beard should be very proud of his feature-length debut. Continue reading
If Beale Street Could Talk review: Barry Jenkins (2019)
Barry Jenkins film is powerful, political and poignant with exceptional performances from everyone. It opens this Friday 8 February. Continue reading
