Category: Film

A rambling stone house built in 1908 at the end of a long, winding forested country road, Richard driving, his new wife Holly by his side, exchanging loving

A man is the sum of his parts, his actions, his life and memories: for former police officer and sometime football coach turned failing indebted real estate agent

Chicago, 1999, a darkened basement room lit only by the monitor screens and the lights on the banks of video editing and conversion equipment, James working through the

Another morning in Dublin, bacon sizzling in the pan, teenage Matt unaware his estranged older brother Deco is sizzling on the patio, the broken umbrella he found on

In Night’s End it’s a new start for Ken Barber, a new apartment in a new city, a separation from his children which he feels is the best

The more he projects confidence and success, the less Hollywood agent Jordan Hines feels the attributes he strives to convey to others, eager to sign new talent to

A global pandemic, a viral infection which has entered the food chain via the water we drink, accumulating in the system slowly but the toxicity inevitably fatal; with

Gotham, city of night, a towering monstrosity of spiralling stone and concrete lit by neon and built upon a web of steel girders, rusted by the perpetual rain

The Curzon, Clevedon, an old-fashioned theatre in a second-rate seaside town, the auditorium closer to empty than full, perhaps explaining the half-hearted performance of “psychic medium and mind

It’s been fifty years since the installation of the first solar panels by a well-intentioned but misguided foreign aid organisation, the villagers having no use for electricity, to