Film

the media preview of the 2012 Italian Film festival on Wednesday 15th August, 6:00pm at Rialto Cinemas, Newmarket. The launch will feature a screening of ‘Basilicata Coast to Coast’

My highlight in Michelle Milliams new romantic film, Take this Waltz, was the surprising Seth Rogan. It was so refreshing to see him in a movie where I could really see him flex his acting muscles…

I went to the screening of Spiderman last night and enjoyed it even more than The Avengers. It redoes the story from the beginning, rather than carrying on the story, and introduces a new villian, a scientist-cum-lizard…

Small budgets don’t necessarily equal small packages – independently funded and packed full of heart, Tortoise in Love is a British rom-com without the unrealistic glitz and glamour…

From the producers of the much loved, Oscar-winning French film The Artist comes Le Chef, an entertaining movie laced with equal parts of both comedy and fumbled romance…

There’s been a lot of anticipation surrounding Brave – the first Pixar film to have a female protagonist/heroine, Pixar’s first fairytale, and of course, the last Pixar film to have the vision of Steve Jobs…

With the tagline “She is the code. He is the key”, lead actor Jason Statham does not disappoint doing what he does best in the fast-paced action movie Safe.

I watched Happy, Happy a day after watching British indie flick Submarine on DVD and noticed a distinct difference in a foreign film that tries to be clever and succeeds and one that doesn’t…

The first thing I should say about this film is that it’s loosely based on the famous Thomas Hardy novel Tess of the d’Urbervilles. And boy, do I mean loosely – much like Bride and Prejudice…

I recently attended a special viewing of a beautiful drama film called The Kid with the Bike. The story follows the life of a young 12 year old boy called Cyril. Living in an orphange where his father left him, he goes on a mission to find him…