Marie O'Sullivan

by Marie O'Sullivan July 9, 2020

Film Review: The Tobacconist (2020)

First love and a friendship with Sigmund Freud feature in a pre-war Vienna, where the creeping presence of National SocialismContinue Reading

Any self-respecting Eurovision Song Contest fan will have been waiting for Netflix’s Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire SagaContinue Reading

To coincide with Pride Month, Kino Marquee presents a three-part drama series from France. Fiertés (Proud) follows a young manContinue Reading

Three movies of early queer cinema – a silent film, a light musical, and one with an all-female cast – areContinue Reading

by Marie O'Sullivan May 30, 2020

“If you don’t know what you want, come in because we have it.” A quintessential outsider’s view on The American DreamContinue Reading

by Marie O'Sullivan May 17, 2020

For lockdown cinephiles tired of making their own viewing choices, why not try a lucky dip of shorts in thisContinue Reading

by Marie O'Sullivan May 4, 2020

In these strange times, a gentle film about kindness from unexpected sources is possibly just what we need. Marie tookContinue Reading

by Marie O'Sullivan May 1, 2020

On a humid June afternoon in the Catskill Mountains, Lila realises that her family is quietly falling apart. Talia BalsamContinue Reading

Director Annie Silverstein’s modest feature debut Bull, about a washed up rodeo rider and a wayward teen in suburban Texas, playedContinue Reading

It’s 30 years old, but Thousand Pieces of Gold is still a fascinating look at servitude in 1880s America. NowContinue Reading