Set in Wales, Officer Catrin (Annes Elwy) receives a personal invitation to visit the local Toll Booth at night. She finds the operator wants to have a quiet and straightforward discussion with just the two of them. From this, we gain an interesting back story, letting us know why he wants to chat with her. […]
Emma (Megan Fox) is currently in a dull and soulless marriage. So bored in her marriage, she has even considered seeing another man but can never actually go through with it. This year, her husband has a special treat for the two of them on their wedding anniversary. Instead of having a typical night celebrating
Based on The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett (1911), the 2020 adaption follows little Mary Lennox, who has recently been orphaned. Upon being sent from India to her uncle’s estate, Misselthwaite, we follow her adjustment to a new way of life in England. Used to having plenty of servants and liberty, Mary struggles with
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The film introduces a family of four who are travelling to a holiday resort. Upon arriving at the resort, everything seems lovely and luxurious. The family begins to interact with other members at the resort who are also on vacation for different purposes and reasons. Soon, our leading family are invited to visit a nearby
Bobby (Lonnie Chavis) and Kevin (Ezra Dewey) are best friends who are both twelve years old. One day the two are hanging out in the woods, walking around and chatting. When Bobby realises that Kevin is no longer talking back to him from afar, Bobby investigates. He is knocked unconscious and abducted, eventually waking up
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Being John Malkovich (1999) – Movie Review 19th July 2021 Written by Peter Walkden Craig (John Cusack) is a talented puppeteer who fails to make a living. He lives with his wife, Lotte Schwartz (Cameron Diaz), who works at a pet store and is obsessed with adopting many animals to live within their home. Craig
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Whiplash (2014) – Movie Review 16th July 2021 Written by Peter Walkden Andrew (Miles Teller) is a young drummer who has dreams and the solid potential to become one of the greatest drummers of our time. Upon joining a music conservatory group, he is given an instructor and mentor named Fletcher (J.K. Simmons). On the
Rannveig (Katla M. Þorgeirsdóttir) is exhausted, overdue for a holiday and completely worn out from many elements of her life in the present day. Some of these elements include dealing with her family, which consists of her husband and only daughter, her workplace at a freight company and having to cater to the needs of
Set one day before Christmas Eve, the film introduces Anja (Andrea Bræin Hovig), who lives with her long term partner Tomas (Stellen Skarsgård). Anja and Tomas are a blended family with six children. A year ago, Anja had lung cancer which was caused by heavy smoking in the past. She had a successful operation to
Set in a time and place that looks like the afterlife, Will (Winston Duke) spends his days viewing the many lives of people on Earth on a stack of old tube TVs. When one of the TVs loses signal, it’s up to Will to seek someone to replace the person lost. Will begins an interview
