Review: The Voorman Problem
It is testament to Martin Freeman’s temperament that in an era when he is dominating both our small screen (Sherlock) and large (The...
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Another period drama film written and directed by a luvvie thesp – give me a break?! If that’s your opinion on the release of The...
Read More57th BFI London Film Festival review: Nebraska
Nebraska is part road-movie, part-family chronicle with skeletons bursting out of cupboards left, right and centre. Optioned...
Read More57th BFI London Film Festival Review: Half of a Yellow Sun
Half of a Yellow Sun is a technicolour treat bringing a much-loved book to life on screen. The bones of the story are essentially the same...
Read MoreLondon Film Festival 2013: An Inside Perspective
For film writers, especially those based in the UK, October is no longer the start of a month that begins with the fading sun and ends in...
Read MoreInterview with the cast of The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
Liveforfilms.com attended a press conference for The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, with all the major stars and the director. Here’s...
Read MoreThe Mortal Instruments: City of Bones – Sexy goths in role-reversal teen rune-romp
Buffy may have started the trend for the world being saved by the unassuming, weak American teenager, but The Mortal Instruments: City of...
Read MorePrince Avalanche is a whimsical Super Mario Bros
There is something about the sheer size of America that I – as a born-and-bred Brit – can never fully appreciate. Acres of hills, plains...
Read MoreAccreditationgate: Should reviewers pay for the London Film Festival?
The London Film Festival (or LFF) is a staple of any UK cinema lover’s calendar. With access to a wide selection of the finest British and...
Read MoreNow You See Me is Magic
Magic. I do love a film about magic. But do you know what I love even more? Magic realism. I want to believe! I don’t want to sit in the...
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