Smart and snappy, Benjamin is a semi-autobiographical glimpse into the life of a troubled young man. Continue reading
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Author Archives: Jazmine Sky Bradley
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
Vice review: Dir. Adam McKay (2019)
Utterly satisfying; laugh-out-loud funny, clever, and sharp, fans of Adam McKay old and new will enjoy this, it’s out now in UK and Irish cinemas. Continue reading
![Forget Me Not review: “An unforgettable, heartwarming story” [Indie Short Film]](https://criticalpopcorn.files.wordpress.com/2018/12/Forget-Me-Not-Short-Film-2019_128.png?w=290&h=290&crop=1 "Forget Me Not review: “An unforgettable, heartwarming story” [Indie Short Film]")
Forget Me Not review: “An unforgettable, heartwarming story” [Indie Short Film]
Forget Me Not is exactly that, a heartwarming Christmas story we can all learn something from. Director Nick and his team are destined for great things! Continue reading
Disobediance review: Dir. Sebastián Lelio (2018)
It’s a tender tale, pitting religion against love. Stay for the performances, subtle direction, and the film’s quiet, intimate moments. Continue reading
