DW Mault reviews Yimou Zhang’s Flowers of War, Olympic short films, and BFI’s Sight & Sound 2012 poll of the Top 50 Greatest Films of All Time. Hosted by director and cineaste DW Mault, with...
We all have our favourite writers and websites, the ones we read everyday. Now we can vote for their recognition… Pretty much everyone has access to a blog these days, right? Many of...
Tippi Hedren’s relationship with Alfred Hitchcock is part of Hollywood lore, and remains a favourite subject of the actor herself… In 1964, Tippi Hedren starred alongside Sean Connery in Marnie, a film arguably...
There are effigies of One Direction alight in The Royal Standard car-park. C James Fagan braves the flames and investigates… The weather is all over the place today, going from rain to...
Monday – Shooters in the Pub 6.30pm @ FACT It’s not too difficult to find a networking event in Liverpool that’s a good fit. Entrepreneurial, creative, they’re out there (we can recommend a...
PÄRK at Camp and Furnace looks to set a new standard for long weekends in the city… There’s a great pleasure in being the bearer of good news, and so it’s with, erm,...
Nik Glover deconstructs Terry Gilliam’s dystopic bureaucratic nightmare, Brazil… On the surface, Terry Gilliam’s Brazil (1985) has nothing whatsoever to do with its new world economic powerhouse namesake, which perhaps makes it an odd choice to be...
This week, DW Mault reviews Kenneth Lonergan’s Margaret, and discusses the Toronto International Film Festival announcements. Hosted by director and cineaste DW Mault, with special guests Adam Baird and Laura Brown. Wednesday 1...