Film Torments: Anonymous (2011)
THIS TIME on Torments, Dan looks at an insulting fabrication of history. Full disclosure: I studied English Literature at university – I know, the shame – which involved a considerable deal of William Shakespeare....
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Review: Macbeth – Fittingly dark take on parable of murder and madness
PLAYED to an eerily violent perfection by Michael Fassbender, in Justin Kurzel’s Macbeth we see a character study of a man who is simultaneously a compelling and charismatic leader, an affectionate spouse and a...
Review: Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley’s Island of Dr. Moreau – A gripping voyage into a visionary’s darkness
FILM shoots are a shitstorm, regardless of how the end result is. Even for more modestly-budgeted productions, the sheer scale of time, money and sheer work-hours put into a film production eclipse many other...
Review: Queen and Country – Barbarism begins at home for British gem
IF ANYONE missed the recent John Boorman war-(semi)biopic film Queen and Country then… I can hardly blame you. This film seemed to come out of nowhere and received basically no press coverage as far...
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