Joker: Folie à Deux (15) |Close-Up Film Review
Joker: Folie à Deux (Two Mad People). Or perhaps Joker in love? Alternatively The trial of Arthur Fleck?
Read MoreJoker: Folie à Deux (Two Mad People). Or perhaps Joker in love? Alternatively The trial of Arthur Fleck?
Read MoreThe comic book superheroes when they first appeared were a novelty to UK audiences, who hadn’t been brought up on Marvel.
Read MoreFrancois Ozon is a gay man who openly adores women and creates really good parts for actresses in his films.
Read MoreSaoirse Ronan and the really beautiful setting of Scotland’s Orkney Islands co- star in this cinematic version of Amy Liptrot’s memoir about her fight to recover from alcoholism.
Read MoreThe almond and the seahorse are nicknames for two important parts of our brain. The almond or amygdala to give it its proper name, stores your memories and the seahorse shaped hippocampus creates new ones.
Read MoreThis is a slow burn horror film with serious intent, in that writer/director Coralie Fargeat has in her satirical sights the objectivism of women’s bodies and the idealisation of youthful female beauty in a still largely male dominated society.
Read MoreThis film is the ultimate in courtroom drama, being a meticulously researched recreation of the second trial in 1976 of one Pierre Goldman, played by Arieh Worthalters.
Read MoreThe time is 1934 and the critic of the title is Jimmy Erskine (Ian McKellan). He is respected and feared throughout the London theatre world.
Read MoreThis is a modest, low budget film driven by human feelings. Jared Harris and Juliet Stephenson play husband and wife John and Mary, whose daughter Clare ran away from home ten years earlier when she was only 14.
Read MoreIt’s over a quarter of a century since the title character created by actor Michael Keaton and director Tim Burton first chilled the Deetz family.
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