Queer is Call Me By Your Name and Challengers director Luca Guadagnino’s adaptation of William S. Burroughs semi-autobiographical 1985 novella. That book is known for conjuring a visceral, sweaty and seedy world fuelled by the lead character’s self-loathing. Guadagnino’s film while artful and inventive is too manicured to capture this primal world. Queer sees Daniel Craig playing William Lee, an
Read moreThe inventive, witty, energetic and occasionally gory Companion from writer/ director Drew Hancock is an early instalment in what will no doubt be a growing movie subgenre, the ‘personal robot thriller’. Iris (Sophie Thatcher) is a young woman who we see at the start of the film in a ‘meet cute’ at a supermarket with the goofy Josh (Jack Quaid,
Read moreIt’s alarming to think that it’s been nearly a quarter of a century since the ditzy but charming and unstoppable Bridget Jones first bumbled her way onto cinema screens. The film Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001), which was based on the successful Helen Fielding novel was a sufficiently big hit to spawn multiple sequels. While Bridget Jones: Edge of Reason from
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Hello there, Well this week Love was in the air, so sit back and enjoy what was on the airwaves Please Enjoy JC
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Hello there, Let’s get physical this week, or maybe just grab a cuppa and sit down to enjoy this week’s show. Please enjoy JC
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Another edition of Weekend Gateway sees the usual mix of music and commentary – featuring classics like Wings’ Band on the Run and the Throwback of the Week, Stevie Wright’s Evie (I’m Losing You). Tune in for the running results of this week’s poll… Q: what is your favourite day of the week? To suggest a song for popular segments like Dad Songs,
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