WILD Premiere – 58th BFI London Film Festival By Alisa Narbutas Review of Wild with Reese Witherspoon that premiered at the London Film Festival. I think we’ve all faced a point in our lives, when dealing with difficult personal issues, […]
“…Tell me you’re a lesbian, tell me you have cancer, but don’t tell me you have an Arab boyfriend.” – Dancing Arabs Film Review by Cornelia Schweitzer Dancing Arabs is the name of the semi-autobiographical novel written in 2002 by […]
Björk: Biophilia Live By Alisa Narbutas When it comes to Björk, we all know the word “simplicity” is not really part of her regular dictionary. In fact, we already expect something outrageous and different in advance. So it’s no surprise […]
DEAR WHITE PEOPLE REVIEW By Alisa Narbutas It’s safe to say, that I expected something different, as I cozied up to my cinema chair. I was expecting something light, something funny, something I have seen many times before – but […]
NAS Time is illmatic Review By Alisa Narbutas Autobiographical documentaries can sometimes be long and exhausting but this production by director One9 is neither. Nas’s story of growing up in the conflicted projects of Queensbridge Mississippi is faithful and brutal […]
By Alisa Narbutas Get your popcorn ready London Film Festival is about to start! London Film Festival 2014 Recommendations The 58th annual Film Festival hits the cinemas on the 8th of October and it’s happening all across the city. Although […]
