Category: TV

A tragedy which overshadowed the life of Ippolita Oderisi, she was twelve years old when, driving at night, her father’s inattention to the road ahead of them resulted

Motor Gun Boat 1087, proudly serving in the English Channel during the latter days of the Second World War the under the command of Bill Randall, a tight

If war is chaos, then so is filmmaking, particularly when the director is the already notorious Sam Peckinpah whose films were as known for their violence and nihilism

It is one hundred and seventy-three years since Hari Seldon was sent into exile by Emperor Cleon XII who saw the predictions of the new science of psychohistory

In Tehran, the man in the white suit is jumped, surrounded, overpowered; taken to another location where he is beaten and interrogated, his employers in Beirut are reluctantly

It is a film about film, about the creation of artifice which pretends to be reality, a depiction scripted, staged and rehearsed before the camera is loaded in

The sixties were a time of change and possibility, but opportunities depend on circumstance and are not open to everyone; the eldest of four siblings Augusto splits his

The year 1638 time of bloody upheaval, the Shimabar Rebellion has been put down, Amakusa Shirō and his Christian followers whom he led against the Tokugawa Shogunate defeated

The circumstances of the marketing and distribution of any film and its subsequent reception by an audience are never predictable, yet it seems odd that almost thirty years

A double-disc dip into the Universal archives, Eureka have dusted off further monochrome monstrosities for their Blu-ray collection entitled Creeping Horror, comprising A Edward Sutherland’s Murders in the