Ever since her role in The Handmaid’s Tale, Elisabeth Moss has broke that ‘supporting role’ to become a leading actress. In 2018 Alex Ross Perry‘s Her Smell (which I wathed at 2019 Glasgow Film Festival), starring Moss recently aired on BBC. now on iPlayer what better time to give this underrated film a review. Sex,… Read More Film Review – Her Smell (2018)
To coincide with the release of the outfit starring Mark Rylance , we have a look at a selection of films that have a Tailor or some sort of tailoring/fashion design an important part of the film’s narrative. It’s not a complete list nor is it in any particular order. As for the film itself… Read More Films That Have Tailor/Tailoring Part Of The Film
A lot has been happening in my little world. Yes mentally still bit of a struggle and I feel bad that I haven’t updated Chronicles In Film more regular than I hoped. One thing I do want to point out is I am a resident film critic on Internet Radio show Scary Monsters,and Super Geeks.… Read More Scary Monsters, and Super Geeks
2021 was a busy year for Edgar Wright with wooing as well as educating us with The Sparks Brothers documentary. Ending the year with the genre mixing psychological thriller Last Night In Soho. As the ghosts of the past terrorise a young aspiring fashion designer or is it all in her mind? Many cities all… Read More Film Review – Last Night In Soho (2021)
In 9 days time (2nd March) the Glasgow Film Festival will return for it’s 18th edition. After last year’s digital only edition, the 2022 edition will be hybrid affair offering cinephiles a chance to return to the cinema or watch online. The line up has been out for a few weeks and sometimes that diverse… Read More 11 Films We’re Looking Forward To At 2022 Glasgow Film Festival
In 1972 David Bowie with The Spiders From Mars sang the 1970’s Ron Davis song ‘It Ain’t Easy’, a song that relates to the mammoth task Dennis Villeneuve’s Dune. Frank Herbert’s masterful sci-fi is complicated and complexed which since it’s creation considered unfilmable. Just like Peter Jackson’s The Lord Of The Rings trilogy (also considered… Read More Film Review – Dune (2021)
It’s that time of the year again, the first major international film festival has arrived, Sundance. Last year was a big year for us at the festival and things where made easier with the whole festival going digital and online. The 2022 Festival was set to be a hybrid format with so many films able… Read More Our Most Anticipated Films For Sundance 2022
Sunday has arrived once again, what films do we have offer to watch ‘free’? This week’s Best Films Free On BBC‘ has classic Michael Caine spy thriller, Burt Lancaster, Stephen Spielberg sci-fi, English ladies in World War II Italy. Viva la Elvis and war of words (and heads) between Margot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan. As… Read More Best Free Films On BBC iPlayer (9th January 2022)
It was only a matter of time I was going to post my favourite films and shows of the year just passed. Usually I’d go for only films, however Covid-19 has changed our perspective. Streaming services have become so popular as many films aren’t getting a theatrical release or that release is very limited, meaning… Read More Best Films & Shows of 2021
I should do this more often, 15th December 2016 I started Chronicles In Film. The sole purpose for the site was to archive my reviews and writings from The People’s Movies, as well as Cinehouse. It was also a chance to review films and shows with no restrictions. The first 4 years or so have… Read More Happy New Year! 2022 !
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