On The Screen: Last Flag Flying
We’ve had plenty of ‘war is hell’ movies, so it’s good in this post-Iraq age we start to see the effects of the aftermath before we rush into any more ill advised conflicts. And...
On The Screen Review: Supanova
"Harry McQueen has written and directed a beautifully tragic film. Dick Pope’s cinematography of crisp English countrysides is breath taking, as are many of the shots.""I kept wondering what attracted these two top class...
OTT Movie Review: The Party
There is nothing better than a dinner party with a set menu: cake, champagne and politics. Sally Potter's latest innovation is seventy-one minutes of quirky and pertinent fun. English political realities are twisted into...
TN On The Screen Review: Cold War
Con's Score: 3.5 cigarettes
Some of the best films are the ones that say the least. The ones that leave gaps wide enough for you to fill in the silence, because that’s what your brain...
On The Screen Review: Joker
Con's Score:4/5 Clowns
As a fan of Batman comics, I realised the darkness of these gothic characters was a far cry from the camp TV show. Think about it: Batman has no super powers. He...
TN On The Screen Review: Colette
Con's Score:Â 3.5 typewriter dings
Writers are a product of their environment, and their talent. The story of Gabrielle Sidonie Colette (Kiera Knightley) is a more complex one. In 1892, she was a simple country girl...