A delicately directed film made with affection both for its subject matter and the history behind it. The documentary shows us a lot about filmmaking, and we get to know something about the life of the person who filmed the original three-minute reel.
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An especially good festival, there were some terrific films. Too many films to cover all here. Some have now been released but others will come out before the end of this year.
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It’s a spot the stars sort of film! Amsterdam is an amusing film with a somber historical background. Great in showing the period – 1930s New York
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Penelope Cruz – tick, Antonio Banderas – tick, Oscar Martinez – tick. And Banderas and Cruz together with that special chemistry on full power, is just wonderful!
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Javier Bardem brings a super slimy persona to director Fernando Leon de Aronoa‘s satire, The Good Boss. Bardem plays Julio Blanco who gives out the air of caring for his workers and referring to them as his family.
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This is a lovely, feel good film. And, apart from a couple of brief scenes in London, the setting is the South West so should appeal to Fans of this part of England.
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Amazingly 95% of black adults and 80% of black children in the UK do not swim. It’s not actually that they can’t but for reasons shown in this film, they don’t swim which could result in loss of life!
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Like a warm comforting duvet, the second Downton Abbey film – a spin-off from the TV series – has come to us to the delight of its many fans. Bringing back almost all of the well-known characters from Julian Fellows’ TV series.
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Fascinating documentary about a woman who changed the whole way of American cookery. Unexpectedly finding herself a star of TV, Julia Child brought French cooking to her home country.
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A slow, intimate, quiet film with gorgeous filming. We meet Cheng (Pak Hon Chu), who has come to Pohjanjoki, a small town in Finland looking for his former Finnish friend.
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