Variety |
Film Review: 'Goon: Last of the Enforcers'
Variety A gem among umpteen lame Canadian hockey comedies, 2011's “Goon” was an unexpectedly snappy mix of violent slapstick, screwball farce and modern dude humor, one that struck a chord with viewers (at least eventually, particularly up north; in the U.S., ... |
Friday, 1 September 2017
Film Review: 'Goon: Last of the Enforcers' - Variety
Ten films to watch in September - BBC News
BBC News |
Ten films to watch in September
BBC News Director Jan Hřebejk and writer Petr Jarchovský follow up their previous Czech-language dramas Divided We Fall and Kawasaki's Rose with this darkly comic film that Indiewire's David Ehrlich says is “A sardonic, richly seriocomic morality play that uses ... |
London Symphony review – a silent paean to the city - The Guardian
The Guardian |
London Symphony review – a silent paean to the city
The Guardian It's a sign of the times that the industrial pistons and grimy stevedores you might have seen in the 1920s heyday of the “city symphony” film are hardly anywhere to be seen in Alex Barrett's sprightly revival of the form. Instead, for a 21st-century ... |
London Film Festival: A quarter of films directed by women - BBC News
BBC News |
London Film Festival: A quarter of films directed by women
BBC News Female directors account for a quarter of the films that will be shown at this year's London Film Festival. A total of 242 feature films will be shown during the 12-day event, with 60 of those coming from women film-makers. "Strong women is obviously ... Only a quarter of movies at 2017 London film festival are directed by ... Venice Opener 'Downsizing,' Richard Linklater's 'Last Flag Flying' Among London Film Festival Lineup What are the best films at BFI's London Film Festival and how can I get tickets? |
Venice Film Review: 'The Shape of Water' - Variety
Telegraph.co.uk |
Venice Film Review: 'The Shape of Water'
Variety For those few cinema scholars who speak of some motion pictures as “films,” and others as “movies,” Guillermo del Toro's glorious “The Shape of Water” refuses to go tidily into either box. A ravishing, eccentric auteur's imagining, spilling artistry ... The Shape of Water review – Guillermo del Toro's fantasy has monster-sized heart The Shape of Water, Venice Film Festival review: Guillermo del Toro's beautiful blood-curdler is as timeless as a ... 'The Shape of Water': Film Review | Venice 2017 |
Venice Film Review: 'Lean on Pete' - Variety
Variety |
Venice Film Review: 'Lean on Pete'
Variety The film's salvation comes in the casting of newcomer Charlie Plummer as teenage Charley Thompson — tall, still awkwardly adjusting to his new adolescent dimensions, with angular facial features and a brow that's seen too much worrying for his 15 years. |
Deauville rolls out red carpet for 43rd American film festival - FRANCE 24
FRANCE 24 |
Deauville rolls out red carpet for 43rd American film festival
FRANCE 24 France's Deauville American Film Festival opens in the Normandy seaside resort on Friday, rolling out the red carpet to new forms of distribution and 60 movies. The festival, a showcase for American films celebrating its 43rd year, will run for ten ... |
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