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Twin Peaks The Return Episode 18 (The Rewatch)

Graham Williamson 16/04/2018
Twin Peaks The Return Episode 18 (The Rewatch)

Twin Peaks the Return Episode 18 MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS WHAT IS YOUR NAME? LA-based viewers of the Twin Peaks finale felt unsettled when Dale Cooper drove up to Eat At Judy’s. This isn’t an unusual feeling when watching Twin Peaks: rewatching this episode, I felt deeply uncomfortable waiting for the […]

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Twin Peaks The Return Episode 17 (The Rewatch)

Graham Williamson 13/04/2018
Twin Peaks The Return Episode 17 (The Rewatch)

Twin Peaks the Return Episode 17 MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS THE PAST DICTATES THE FUTURE David Lynch once admitted to being “fascinated” by the spread of grey hair on his head.  As responses to the ageing process go, it’s not one that’s widely shared.  Yet you can see its benefits all over […]

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Sleeping Dogs (1977) a dystopia so stark it makes Mad Max look like Mad Max: Fury Road (Review)

Graham Williamson 13/04/2018
Sleeping Dogs (1977) a dystopia so stark it makes Mad Max look like Mad Max: Fury Road (Review)

The first time my uncle heard of a club putting on a 1970s nostalgia night, he was stunned. He’d lived through the decade and had no plans to revisit it. If they want a true taste of Britain in the ’70s, he said, someone should go and cut the power […]

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Twin Peaks The Return Episode 16 (The Rewatch)

Graham Williamson 12/04/2018
Twin Peaks The Return Episode 16 (The Rewatch)

Twin Peaks the Return Episode 16 MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS NO KNOCK, NO DOORBELL The answer was always there, at the start of every episode. All that time we spent wondering if Cooper would ever fully return, if we’d ever seen Audrey come back again, if whatever evil had infected the world […]

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Shirley: Visions of Reality (2013) A Beautiful, Off-Kilter recreation of Edward Hopper’s Painting (Review)

Graham Williamson 21/03/2018
Shirley: Visions of Reality (2013) A Beautiful, Off-Kilter recreation of Edward Hopper’s Painting (Review)

In his book Which Lie Did I Tell?, William Goldman offered a typically pugnacious definition of the difference between a director and a cinematographer: “You say to your cinematographer, ‘I want this to look like a Hopper painting’, and you pray he can do it.” The choice of Edward Hopper […]

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Twin Peaks The Return Episode 15 (The Rewatch)

Graham Williamson 12/03/2018
Twin Peaks The Return Episode 15 (The Rewatch)

Twin Peaks the Return Episode 15 MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS THERE’S SOME FEAR IN LETTING GO In the end, Twin Peaks: The Return is all about time. Arriving after Laura Palmer’s prophesied twenty-five-year interval, it embraces the fact that the world is different now. The Black Lodge has spread its influence, Lucy […]

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Twin Peaks The Return Episode 14 (The Rewatch)

Graham Williamson 08/03/2018
Twin Peaks The Return Episode 14 (The Rewatch)

Twin Peaks the Return Episode 14 MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS WE ARE LIKE THE DREAMER The White Lodge is a place beyond linear time, without cause and effect, a place where American fans might be watching episode 13 of Twin Peaks: The Return, and German fans might be watching episode 14. […]

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Twin Peaks the Return Episode 13 (the Rewatch)

Graham Williamson 06/03/2018
Twin Peaks the Return Episode 13 (the Rewatch)

Twin Peaks the Return Episode 13 MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS WHAT STORY IS THAT, CHARLIE? Since we last saw them, it’s fair to say the Mitchum brothers have been getting along just famously with Cooper. They were introduced as villains and will leave with a testimony to their “hearts of gold”, so […]

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Twin Peaks The Return Episode 12 (The Rewatch)

Graham Williamson 05/03/2018
Twin Peaks The Return Episode 12 (The Rewatch)

Twin peaks the return episode 12 MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS LET’S ROCK So, out of David Lynch and Mark Frost, which one’s been spending too much time on the internet? I mention this because episode 12 appears inspired by one of the most extraordinarily silly of online conspiracy theories: the Mandela […]

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Hotel Salvation (2017) a respectful, tender exploration of old age and dying (Review)

Graham Williamson 02/03/2018
Hotel Salvation (2017) a respectful, tender exploration of old age and dying (Review)

It’s not easy being an independent film-maker anywhere in the world, but spare a thought for Indian directors outside the system.  This should be their time: films like Chaitanya Tamhane’s Court have cleaned up at international film festivals, while directors like Anurag Kashyap (Gangs of Wasseypur), Vishal Bhardwaj (Omkara) and R. […]

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