Category: Review

Once a respected filmmaker, Leonor Reyes has slipped far from the limelight, living with her surviving son Rudie in the slums of Milan and unable to take care

Originally released in the summer of 1954 and based on the 1929 novel of the same name by Lloyd C Douglas, Magnificent Obsession was the first film which

Dawn Wiener has not been blessed in life; her older brother Mark is smarter than her, playing in a garage band and coaching others in computer science, her

A Technicolour fantasia from the golden age of Hollywood now approaching it’s seventieth birthday, Douglas Sirk’s 1955 melodrama All that Heaven Allows receives a 2K restoration as it

Eight was a bad age for Chloe Grayden, a severe bout of meningitis leaving her in a coma for six months and profoundly deaf when she finally recovered,

The tropical nation of Li Tolqa, a resort destination which hosts an international clientele during the summer with hosts of dedicated servants tending to their needs as they

Holding down three jobs and cramming for college exams, Phoebe needs a night off; her boyfriend Tom the master of the square ring in his tight tight short

Number 4 Albion Road, North West London, the boarding house of widow Helen Allistair, one of the few landladies who is willing to rent rooms to lone mothers

Beyond the snow-capped peaks and the winding roads lies a farmhouse; outside, the sheep are penned in, shivering in the bleak weather, but inside there is warmth, birthday

An ophthalmologist living and working in London, the distance between Grace and her brother Michael could not be more pronounced, he a priest at the Mount Saviour Convent