Tag: Movies
Rewind: 1993 in Film – A Bronx Tale: the Importance of Fatherhood
When local gangster, Sonny (Chazz Palminteri) befriends his son, Calogero (Lillo Brancato), Lorenzo (De Niro) tries to shield him from the dangers this could cause….
Festival de Cannes Official Line-up Announced – Almodóvar, Dardenne, Loach, Dolan, Malick in Competition
So as expected, Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood will not be shown at 72nd Cannes Film Festival, as the film is still…
New Trailer for Playmobil: The Movie
Move over lego movies… Take a first look at the latest trailer for Playmobil: The Movie ahead of its release on 9th August. Buckle up…
Rewind: 1993 in Film – Fearless
Those opening moments of 1993’s somewhat misplaced, Fearless, are extraordinary. The drifting shots of Max (Jeff Bridges), walking through smoky crop field, carrying a baby…
Video: The Best Films of 1993
A quick run-down of the 50 Best Films of 1993 as voted by so any of you via Twitter. Follow the complete coverage of the…
Knife+Heart To Be Released in UK Cinemas and on MUBI in July
Introducing Yann Gonzalez’s latest horror/thriller Knife+Heart – a wild, erotic pastiche of European giallo, American grindhouse cinema and ’70s gay pornography. After gay porn producer,…
Filmotomy Podcast 66: Who is the Anti-Hero?
With the buzz of the new Joker film, we thought it was a good idea to dig some dirt on the so-called anti-hero for this…
Kickstarter Campaign to Restore Grave of French Film Pioneer Georges Méliès
“Laugh, my friends. Laugh with me, laugh for me, because I dream your dreams.” Georges Méliès I doubt you’ve visited Georges Méliès‘ grave recently, so…
Review: Brie Larson's Unicorn Store
Following her Best Actress Oscar win for Room, Brie Larson took the ambitious step behind the camera to make her directorial debut. Unicorn Store drifted…
Cleveland International Film Festival: One Cut of the Dead
Shin’ichirô Ueda’s One Cut of the Dead is the funniest—and most endearing—zomcom I’ve seen in quite a while. Equal parts gory and sidesplitting, it’s a…
Video: The Best Films of 1967
As part of our Rewind: 1967 in Film series, we asked the film nuts at Twitter to cast their votes on their top 5 films…
Filmotomy Podcast 65: Great Movie Adaptations
Hi #FilmTwitter what are your top 3 film adaptations (books adapted to film) and why? @Filmotomy @itsdougjam and @aaroncharles18 and myself will read them out…
Rewind: 1967 in Film – The Jungle Book
Thirty years after Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs changed the landscape of cinema as the very first feature-length animated film, Walt Disney’s death in 1966…
Rewind: 1967 in Film – The Incident
You would struggle to head on over to 1967, or indeed that defining era in American cinema in general, to find such a social commentary…
