Border / Gräns: London Film Festival 2018 Review
Screening as part of the Dare strand at London Film Festival, this modern day Swedish fairy tale provokes and surprises. Continue Reading
Category: Marie O’Sullivan’s Film Reviews
An Impossible Love (Un amour impossible): London Film Festival 2018
Marie was very impressed with this powerful and intimate family story spanning several decades and believes it deserves wider recognition.Continue Reading
The Queen of Fear (La Reina del Miedo): London Film Festival 2018 Review
Valeria Bertucelli puts herself centre stage as she writes, directs and starts in The Queen of Fear. A studyContinue Reading
Girl: London Film Festival 2018 Review
A coming-of-age story at its heart, Marie was swept up in this transgender teen’s struggles to achieve her dream. Continue Reading
The Old Man & the Gun: London Film Festival 2018 Review
The legend that is Robert Redford bows out on a high note, in David Lowery’s highly enjoyable The Old ManContinue Reading
Wildlife: London Film Festival 2018 Review
Marie’s London Film Festival this year kicked off with an absorbing drama from actor-turned-director Paul Dano Paul Dano’s directorialContinue Reading
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs: London Film Festival 2018 Review
The Coen Brothers were in town for the London Film Festival ahead of the Netflix release of their latest movieContinue Reading
Marie vs. Horror #5: Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Marie thinks zombies are ridiculous. So what would she make of the granddaddy of all zombie flicks, Night of theContinue Reading
Film Review: The Swan
Marie feels conflicted about this Icelandic tale of a young girl surrounded by relationships she doesn’t yet understand. WhenContinue Reading
Marie vs. Horror #3: The Shining
The Shining – or The film I watched even though I’m not a fan of Stephen King novels The ShiningContinue Reading