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A Window to the World
By Beverly Andrews The Research in Film Awards For many 2020 has been a year of sensory overload, be it the arrival and ravages of the Coronavirus or a bitterly contested […]
Unorthodox: la scandaleuse beauté de cette mini-série
La scandaleuse beauté de cette mini-série Autrice: Anne Berthier Bon voilà, émoustillée par toutes ces critiques élogieuses et barrée pour une insomnie, je me suis jetée à corps perdu dans cette […]
A Valley of Hope
By Beverly Andrews | @BeverlyAAndrews Most stories which concern migration, focus primarily on the often hostile encounters which occur between a country’s residents and those fleeing violence. This is why The Valley, […]
Lost lives in Northern Ireland
By Beverly Andrews This year’s BFI London Film Festival kicked off in the country’s capital with its usual delightful mix of mega stars standing alongside indie unknowns. The festival’s eclectic mix […]
Stories from The Front Line
With authoritarian governments very much on the rise throughout the world, the Human Rights Watch Film Festival arrives in London at a crucial moment. Screening in twenty cities around the world, each […]
Cinema Made in Italy – London 2019
@BeverlyAAndrews With tensions between France and Italy at an unprecedented high for two member EU states, it seems ironically an appropriate time for the annual Cinema Made in Italy film festival which […]
GET OUT: UN FILM DÉLÉTÈRE QUI VOUS TIENT EN HALEINE
Get out : un film délétère qui vous tient en haleine Pierre Scordia
Cinema: Dunkirk, Churchill and the Brexiteers
By Pierre Scordia One year after the shock of Brexit, two of Britain’s best known filmmakers, Christopher Nolan and Joe Wright, released two films about one of the most tragic episodes […]