1. Boyhood (Richard Linklater, USA) I could go on and on about this wonderful film, but for the full review see my post from last year . ...

My recently published essay on gender performativity in Allen Ginsberg's 'Howl' and Angela Carter's The Magic Toyshop can b...

When the Labour party next receives a five-minute slot on prime time television, they could do worse than to show a selection of clips from ...

Every so often a film will arrive which is so strong in its epitomization of a genre or theme that it succeeds in killing it off entirely. T...

Sergei Eisenstein is often considered to be one of the most complex film directors of his time. Simultaneously artist and engineer, Jewish a...

Iconic and brilliant British director Danny Boyle conquers yet another genre with his masterful sci-fi epic Sunshine. From the grimy, drug-a...

Having seen Mike Cahill's sad, touching sci-fi drama Another Earth , who could forget the multitude of resonating images presented to u...