When we talk about visionary filmmakers, names such as Terry Gilliam, Guillermo del Toro, Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro are always bound to appear because of the originality of their visual style.
The cancer charity campaigns tell you “cancer is a word not a sentence.” And they probably would add that it is no joking matter but if the film 50/50 is anything to
They say that you should never believe everything you read in the papers, and with the current state of the tabloid press in the UK it has never been more salient advice.
It’s incredible how science fiction is generally reviled as a genre by film critics and yet sci-fi movies will often appear at the top of lists of the greatest, and most popular,
Thanks to Barack Obama’s recent introduction of universal health care in the US, the scenarios in this film are less of a possibility than they were a year ago, although the repo
Brazil, like many of its Latin American neighbours, is one of the richest countries in the world today and has paid off their debt to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) (much to
The flaw was there was no ceiling Last year we had three major cinema-released documentaries on the economic crisis. Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love Story, the Oscar-winning Inside Job, and Alex Gibney’s
One of the great things about world cinema is you get insights into different cultures that you don’t always get from documentaries, which are usually an outside-looking-in view.