It has been a remarkable 12 months for director Richard Linklater. Novelle Vague, his behind-the-scenes dramatisation of Jean Luc Godard’s Breathless was a triumph and now, in Blue Moon, a film about another iconic artist, this time lyricist Lorenz Hart, the Before Midnight director reminds us of his talent for dialogue-driven personal dramas. Lorenz Hart famously collaborated with songwriter Richard
Read more‘So, what the hell is Mary Supreme’ you ask. The title of this film gives no indication of anything except that a mercurial figure named Marty might be involved. This quirky, chaotic, historical and sometimes hysterical comedy/ drama from director Josh Safdie (Uncut Gems) is very loosely based on the life of flamboyant American table tennis champion Marty Meisner but
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In this podcast from Sensible To A Degree with Andre, Josh and Tomi, you’ll enjoy a live studio performance from local musician Jesse Denson. Follow him on Instagram @denbro.music
Read moreLike a strange mash-up of Misery, Survivor, Horrible Bosses and The Admirable Crichton, horror maestro Sam Raimi’s latest film Send Help,, mixes the gleefully perverse and the predictable in a comic thriller with feminist overtones. Rachel McAdams plays smart, dedicated but socially awkward corporate slave Linda. Promised a major promotion by the former but now deceased CEO, she’s shocked to
Read moreIn this media-saturated world no organism could be unaware that a new version of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights starring two of the most Hansel-approved ‘so hot right now’ Hollywood stars, Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, has hit our cinemas. Wuthering Heights is one of the most adapted novels in the English literature canon with more than 30 film or TV
Read moreWRITE NOW 19/2/26 – Sandi Wallace will talk with me about her psychological thriller What You Don’t Know …will hurt you. Lots of info & more. Please join me, Gaytana ALSO: let’s wear a mask to protect ourselves & others from COVID & other nasties. G
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