LFF 2024 Review: Conclave
Conclave is a masterful thriller with a jaw dropping twist at the end! Conclave opens with the death of the pope and Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) who is charged with leading the conclave to find…
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Theatre: Intimate Apparel at Donmar Warehouse, London
At first glance, Intimate Apparel, written by Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage and directed by Lynette Linton, seems like a tender piece set in 1906’s New York City. A quiet seamstress, Ester, stitches her way…
View PostFilm Review – Little Miss Sociopath
Little Miss Sociopath is a refreshing, dark comedy laced with acerbic observations through the eyes of an unlikeable protagonist which makes it all the more compelling to watch. Despite the dark humour, it does manage…
View PostDocumentary Review – Birdsong
Birdsong is a wonderful documentary which dare I say is too short at 50 minutes. It’s a beautiful ode to human determination, breathtaking scenery including capturing a moment of murmuration and a stark reminder of…
View PostTheatre Review: Oedipus at The Old Vic, London
Fear and Comparison are easy bedfellows. The Old Vic’s production of Oedipus chose to get in bed and get cosy with them. Why? It is February 2025 and the memory of the incredibly inventive and…
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