The Jake Effect Part Two – Love or Leave it: A Matter of Taste
Marie returns to the oeuvre of Jake Gyllenhaal for the next installment of The Jake Effect, and explains how sheContinue Reading
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Marie returns to the oeuvre of Jake Gyllenhaal for the next installment of The Jake Effect, and explains how sheContinue Reading
Not the film with Chris Pine, but with the same central character, Robert The Bruce is a quieter, more thoughtfulContinue Reading
Marie’s first report from the filmography of Jake Gyllenhaal covers some forgettable and unfortunate forays into film, mostly (but notContinue Reading
As Marie eagerly awaits the arrival of Spider-Man: Far from Home next month, she’s been killing time by going throughContinue Reading
The Captor aka Stockholm: a curiosity of a film which suggests one thing, presents another, and ultimately disappoints – despiteContinue Reading
“If you do the right thing, you don’t get noticed. That’s the way I play.” The words of Rolling StoneContinue Reading
Marie had the opportunity to watch Anna, a short film shown in competition at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, and endedContinue Reading
The feature debut of filmmaker and musician A.T. White, Starfishis a very different take on guilt and grief, wrapped in somethingContinue Reading
There’s a lot going on in this documentary about one of America’s greatest designers – and a lot below theContinue Reading
Mega Time Squad is a daft but likable low-budget time-traveling crime caper from Kiwi director Tim van Dammen. Likable idiot JohnContinue Reading









