By Vijay Varman
Most of you have probably never heard of 77-year-old Terry Leonard. But with nearly 150 credits to his name, chances are you’ve seen him on screen. Well, maybe not his … Continue reading Why The Academy Must Start Rewarding Stunt Work In Movies
Despite the rallying cry of many a conservative, it’s impossible to deny that society as a whole has become vastly more liberal over the past 100 years or so. This, … Continue reading Review: The Surprise (2015) – The Funniest Film About Euthanasia You’ll Ever See
There are arguably three ways to grab people’s attention when trying to promote a movie. Number one is to just have a great original idea. The second is to create … Continue reading “There’s Nobody Left to Love Us” – A Review of My Life As A Courgette (2017)
Over the years I have learnt that if you choose to attend a film festival, don’t waste time going to see the big (or even middle) budget Hollywood movies. Whether … Continue reading Review: Land of Mine (2017) – Denmark’s Post-WWII Secret
It may sound strange, but from a cinema lovers point of view, the Academy Awards are one of the best reasons for living outside the United States. Since in America … Continue reading “You’re Amazingly Crap at Dying” – A Review of A Man Called Ove (2015)
My father and I don’t agree on much, but one thing we do share is our love of film. From the moment he took me to see my first cinematic … Continue reading I’m As Mad As Hell And I’m Not Going To Take This Anymore! – A Look Back At Network (1976)
Released in South Korea and America in September 2016, it has been a long 6 months waiting for this intriguing film to be released in the UK. Having made my … Continue reading Resistance in the Shadow of War – My Review of Age of Shadows (2016)
Circle of Cinema 