Posts Tagged ‘CateBlanchett’
Features
Time To Act Celebrates Stars of Screen & Stage
In these uncertain times, many of us are missing the ‘live’ experience… and whether those thrills come in the form of a stage show, a convention, or just visiting the cinema with friends for that midnight premiere… Simon Annand...
DVD And Blu-ray
Knight Of Cups
There was a time you had to wait decades for Terrence Malick to release another film. Then came The Tree of Life and off the back of that a flurry of films. To The Wonder followed, now Knight Of Cups and before long his next ou...
DVD And Blu-ray
Carol
When a beautiful middle-aged woman leaves her leather gloves on the counter of a New York department store, it forms a small but pivotal moment in the life of a young sales assistant and sparks an intriguing new friendship. Roo...
Film
Truth
With the build up to this autumn’s presidential election in full swing, and Donald Trump defying political precedent, logic and humanity (he called out the Pope!) en route to what looks like securing the republican nomination, ...
Film
Carol
Based on Patricia Highsmith’s novel The Price Of Salt, written under the pseudonym Claire Morgan, Carol, at the time of the novel’s release was considered risqué thanks to its homosexual subject matter. But, thankfully, times h...
Film
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies sees Bilbo and his cohorts return to finish off the epic saga of Middle Earth; taking on a giant charismatic dragon, an all seeing and malevolently powerful fiery eye and an extremely u...
Film
How To Train Your Dragon 2
For any sequel, measuring up to the success of the first is always tricky but writer/director Dean DeBlois may just have a winning formula on his hands with How to Train Your Dragon 2. Set five years after the original movie Hi...
Features
Comment: Girls On Film
“The world is round, people”, said the hugely talented Cate Blanchett to her 2014 Oscars audience. Ignoring the fact that Earth is, in fact, slightly oval, Blanchett’s point was that men and women were equal, just as day follow...
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