19-year-old Journalism student at City. I write for the film section here and on a music site called Amador Records. I admire reporters who do the difficult, terrifying, brave work that they do and could never do myself. But nobody turns a phrase like the greatest critics.
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Wonderstruck DVD review - Todd Haynes' temporal displacement leaves him at a loss
The Carol director flounders in this adaptation from the writer of Hugo
Yellow Submarine re-release review - taking families on psychedelic trips since 1968
The Beatles' animated film returns to screens this summer
Jurassic World review - the dumbest movie ever made
People will be stupider for having seen this movie.
Foreign Film Friday: Zama review - horny Spaniards and lucid llamas
Lucrecia Martel's uneven, steamy comeback
ShortFLIX Finals review - variety and youthful ideas win the day, for better or for worse
We look over the five finalists in Creative England's shortFLIX competition.
Creative England's shortFLIX to air on Sky Arts
The short film competition will air all the entries on Sky Arts.
Foreign Film Friday: Let the Sunshine In review - muddled, marginally satisfying anti-romance drama
Claire Denis' inimitable eye feels more distant than usual.
East End Film Festival: I Am Another You review - enchantingly contradictory documentary
Nanfu Wang's intimate character study breaks open unexpected American issues.
Foreign Film Friday/East End Film Festival: Tigre review - Argentinian drama ties itself in knots
The soulless descendant of better artists.
A Quiet Place review - a magnificently controlled personal horror story
John Krasinski proves to be a strong talent in the horror genre.
East End Film Festival: High Fantasy review - botched high-concept drama
Jenna Bass' body-swap teen drama is too blunt to cut deep.
East End Film Festival Announces Line-Up
The London festival will take place between the 11th and 29th April
'What's the meaning of this sh*t?!': Wes Anderson's top five films
We discuss the auteur's best films
A Wrinkle in Time review - a nonsensical fantasy picture with more heart than brains
Ava DuVernay, through no fault of her own, fails to live up to the hype
Ready Player One review - Spielberg's gargantuan splurge of escapism
The great director's messy ode to the fanboys who made him famous
Sweet Country review - elemental racism in the outback
Warwick Thornton's Western breaks open the dark history of racism in Australia
Red Sparrow review - Jennifer Lawrence slays in nasty sexploitation thriller
Brutality is made brainy in slinky Russian spy picture
Dark River review - a glum drama in the Dales
Clio Barnard's dreary farmer drama fails to impress
