Almost immediately gaining cult status on release, May could easily be mistaken for what is simply an offbeat comedy drama before its horror elements come to the fore in its final act. Yet Lucky McKee’s directorial debut is also an often tragic look into loneliness. The closest thing I can […]
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The Laureate (2021) A Frustrating, Misguided and Melodramatic Biopic of a Fascinating True Story (Review)
Mystery Train (1989) A Trip to Memphis, With or Without Rose Tinted Glasses (Review)
Mystery Train was director Jim Jarmusch’s 4th film and his first since his low-budget debut, Permanent Vacation, to be shot in colour. His previous two were strikingly shot in black and white, which suggests that Jarmusch wished to visually capture Memphis in the best way that he could. Despite being […]