
Four Frames: School for Unclaimed Girls (Robert Hartford-Davis, 1969)
The list of ‘great British erotic films’ is a very small list indeed. That’s not to say we don’t have…
The list of ‘great British erotic films’ is a very small list indeed. That’s not to say we don’t have…
“I needed a drink, I needed a lot of life insurance, I needed a vacation, I needed a home in…
Joseph Pevney is a name you don’t hear often, although his output as a director was prolific. He made eighty…
Childhood sweets are happy memories. They’re treats from loving parents, for being good, for being loved. It’s wartime in Grave…
Cigarette, bottle of wine, coat: enter Withnail, Richard E. Grant’s raging antihero and elegantly wasted actor au-chômage. It’s winter in…
The best parents loosen the ties to allow for a little self discovery, but where’s the line? Overly strict parenting…
Martin von Krogh is an award winning photojournalist whose work for Newsweek took him to Kabul, the conflict-ridden capital of…
Kieslowski’s Decalogue seems to resort, at times, to self-consciously symbolic imagery: a bee clinging to a straw as a neighbouring…
Taxi Driver’s portrait of ’70s downtown New York, complete with neon signs and porno theatres flashing through the night, is…