The Danish Girl – Exquisitely Exploring the Meaning of Love
Sensitively acted, superbly photographed, aesthetically beautiful, gloriously detailed and exquisitely acted, The Danish Girl explores the true meaning of love
Ben Wishaw
Spectre – Writing’s on the Wall, James Bond is this The End?
Reviewing Spectre for Carolyn asks if the audience felt as she did; the writing is really on the wall for James Bond to retire from Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Suffragette – Heart Break & Inspiration, Rebellion & Reality
Suffragette is no pretty period drama its Director Sarah Gavron making a point that the woman’s equality movement is a struggle both contemporary and ongoing
The Danish Girl – Eddie Redmayne, Venturing into the Unknown
Academy Award, BAFTA & Golden Globe winner Eddie Redmayne OBE (b.1982-) takes on a challenging role in The Danish Girl as Lili Elbe a 1920’s transgender pioneer
Spectre – Spirit or Reality for 007 James Bond, a Suave Hero
Cutting a fine figure, James Bond (Daniel Craig) is on the hunt for a visible incorporeal spirit one of a terrifying nature; the criminal organisation, Spectre
Skyfall with James Bond 007, Q & M – An All-New Resurrection
‘Think on your Sins’ Skyfall is the latest in the series of official Bond films so far, based on the 14 tales told about a Secret Service agent by English author, journalist and former Naval Intelligence Officer Ian Fleming (1908 – 1964). Daniel Craig wears the Bond mantle well, with…
The Hour, if only there were a few more minutes each episode
From satirical shifting sexual mores to social concerns, from Soviet spies to MI6 assassins, The Hour created and written by Abi Morgan, is a stylish new British drama about journalism during the 1950’s