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Movie Review | 100 Films Later: How All The Right Movies Is Telling the Story of Hollywood, One Movie at a Time
100 Films Later: How All The Right Movies Is Telling the Story of Hollywood, One Movie at a Time film review by UK Film Review for UK Film Review. Read movie reviews and short film reviews on our website.
★★★★★Starring: #GenevieveChenneour, #AdamFrith, #AlfieNoble, #MiaRodgersDirected by: #CarolineHajnyShort Film Review by: Alexandra JamesDirected by Caroline Jajny, Diary of a Ghost focuses on the theme of grief and loneliness, more specifically prolonged grief. No one can truly determine how long it is ‘acceptable’ to grieve someone close to you, however, it is difficult to place a time limit on something that can affect people so differently. For protagonist Sage, this grief feels like the weig
★★★★★Starring: #MiaMcKenna-Bruce, #LouisaConnolly-Burnham, #MichaelFoxDirected by: #LouisaConnolly-BurnhamShort Film Review by: Alexandra JamesSister Wives is a short romantic film directed by Louisa Connolly-Burnham, the film centres around an orthodox Mormon relationship. A husband and wife introduce a second wife to their relationship and with this brings challenges for the couple, as well as tension as the dynamic changes within the household. Living such a sheltered life only raises questio
★★★★Starring: #AndrewHodgsonDirected by: #GuyPearsonShort Film Review by: Alexandra JamesExtension, a short film directed by Guy Pearson and starring Andrew Hodgson, is a documentary style film recorded entirely in black and white and follows one man and the passion he has for his ‘project.’ The audience are kept completely in the dark about what this project is and can only make small assumptions about what it can be, however, I can assure you that you are all wrong! This is a short comedy that
★★★★★Starring: #ColtonCaulfield, #TiffaniGrace, #AlexanderThomasDirected by: #ColtonCaulfieldShort Film Review by: Alexandra JamesAbove all a Dreamer, a short film directed and starring Colton Caulfield the audience follows a struggling entrepreneur who is desperate to find his big break. However, nothing seems to be going right and when he discovers that he also has a brain tumour, this desperation grows into something bigger as he is willing to overpower whoever to get where he needs to, even
★★★★Starring: #AbbieMayWilson, #JoshVinten, #JackPayton, #HannahJarrett,Directed by: #JacobTMcCleanShort Film Review by: Alexandra JamesWhistling Dixie is a short film set in the 1930’s and follows rising star Betty and her desire to be in big Hollywood movies. However, things aren’t all as glitz and glam as she believed, as she becomes led down a very dark path to gain the fame she so desperately has been searching for. The cost of sharing your voice with the world is a high price and Betty mus
★★★★Starring: #HannsGal and #StuartNixonDirected by: #MohamedMussaShort Film Review by: Alexandra JamesBlack Screen, a short film directed by Mohammed Mussa is an experimental film that delves into the theme of everyday lifecycle, the routine aspects of day to day and the defeats one can experience through it all. Actor Hanns Gal is the protagonist for this short, and with minimal dialogue the audience live through his very troubling emotions and experience the ways in which he copes with these
★★★★Starring: #LauMeiTak and #WongWaiManDirected by: #LauMeiTakShort Film Review by: Alexandra JamesThe Gift explores the relationship between a mother and her autistic daughter, Yan Yan. Life is hard for them both but in very different ways. Yan Yan struggles to communicate which creates a lot of barriers and her mother is struggling to balance her work life and care for her daughter and her needs. Yan Yan’s mother is under a lot of pressure to be able to provide for her daughter and give her a
★★★★Starring: #EllaMaisyPurvis and #BaxterWestbyDirected by: #LadaKopytovaShort Film Review by: Alexandra JamesBlueprint follows young screenwriter Cass, who attempts to find inspiration for her writing. She comes across a young café worker, Ezra who ignites her passion for writing and discovers that Ezra is her muse. However, this obsession of Ezra and her writing quickly merge into one, Ezra struggles to connect with Cass as she tries to make him a character in her work and their daily interac
★★★Directed by: #DianaGalimzyanovaShort Film Review by: Alexandra James The music video for Hunger is a rock song by Bitter Cherry and portrays a woman who meets a guy at a bar, and they really start to hit it off. Spending a lot of time together, partying and sharing drinks, their relationship develops at a rapid rate. However, the audience can see that as the relationship progresses, the boyfriend’s controlling behaviour begins to emerge forcing her away from her close friends and becoming ext