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FILM REVIEW
“Civil War”: Alex Garland’s Unsettling Exploration of a Fractured America
Rose Dugdale: from heiress to the IRA
Copa 71 – Women’s football’s hidden history
Perfect days.. (no) shit happens?
Dream Scenario: Getting Cagey about fantasies of alienation and escape
Poverty Porn vs. Black Authenticity: The Satirical Tightrope Dance of American Fiction
The Zone of Interest – chillingly brilliant
A Queasy Feeling from Lanthomos’ Latest
Inheriting Occupation: Israelism’s Revelation
Gaza: A Film that Humanises a People
Nicholas Winton: People smugglers?
Oil, Greed, and Murder: Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon
Paris Memories – Bataclan 2015
Urban Wanderings: Keiller’s Cinematic Psychogeography
Nicaragua in the Stars at Noon
Finding Lola
How to blow up a pipeline: the film
Dijiu tianchang (So Long my Son): A Poignant Portrayal of Human Resilience and Political Change in China
Defying Expectations: A Gripping Exploration of Policing and Gender in a Murder Case
‘Adult Human Female’ and the contradictions of left wing transphobia
Rise, Roar, Revolt on film
Women Talking and Acting
Everything Everywhere for Everyone
FINITE: The Climate of Change
Saint Omer…a woman has killed her baby
All the Beauty and the Bloodshed
A useful contribution – but with loose ends
Jack’s Manchester story
Till – film which resonates down the years
Aftersun
All Quiet On The Western Front
Lydia Tár
‘Farha’ and the Claustrophobic State of Palestinian Cinema
Netflix’s “Farha” is a mild depiction of the Nakba
Swimming for refuge
Streaming Horror
“The Territory” (a review)
Triangle of Sadness (a review)
Tori and Lokita
The Banshees of Inisherin
The Quiet Girl (An Cailín Ciúin)
Hard Work, Balance, Loyalty
Don’t extradite Julian Assange
Losing your home, losing yourself
‘Find Out What They’re Afraid Of And Sell It Back To Them’*
PARALLEL MOTHERS
Belfast
Don’t Look Up: The planet is already burning
West Side Story again
Five films I liked from 2021
House of Gucci saved by Lady Gaga?
Cultural roundup
Simon Pearson // 03.12.2021
How Richard Williams made two of the greatest tennis champions
Bond – is it still the same story?
Anthony Hopkins and Oliva Coleman excel in The Father, (2020) a film about dementia
My Cultural Highlights
