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Category Archives: Film Reviews
Blue Story: A South Side Love Story
Star Rating: **** Director and Writer: Rapman (Andrew Onwubulo) Review date: 16th November 2019 Producers: Damian Jones and Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor Executive Producers: Rose Garnett, Paul Grindey, Eva Yates, Charles Moore and Andrew Onwubolu (Rapman) Starring: Stephen Odubola and Micheal Ward … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews, News
Tagged Andrew Onwubulo, blue story, Karla Simone-Spence, micheal ward, rapman, shiros story, Stephen Odubola
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Last Christmas: Review
Star Rating: *** Director: Paul Feig Writers: Emma Thompson and Greg Wise Screenplay: Emma Thompson and Bryony Kimmings Review date: 16th November 2019 The much anticipated early Christmas present for fans of Christmas movies, rom-com’s and the late George Michael/WHAM! … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews
Tagged emilia clarke, emma thompson, george michael, greg wise, henry golding, last christmas, melanie panayiotou, michelle yeoh, paul feig
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Yardie: The Movie Review
Yardie Star Rating: **** Nationwide Preview Screening: 23rd August 2018 Director: Idris Elba Cast: Aml Ameen, Shantol Jackson, Stephen Graham, Fraser James, Sheldon Shepherd and Everaldo Creary A Studio Canal film Idris’s Elba’s Yardie opens with a bang and is … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews
Tagged aml ameen, idris elba, skip marley, studio canal, victor headley, yardie
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Detroit: Harrowing Civil Unrest Drama
Detroit Movie Star Rating: ***** Director: Kathryn Bigelow Producers: Megan Ellison, Kathryn Bigelow, Matthew Budman, Colin Wilson and Mark Boal Made by: Annapurna Pictures. Running time: 143minutes Review date: 02.9.17 Detroit maybe famously known as Motor City, but back in … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews, Politics
Tagged annapurna pictures, civil rights, detroit, detroit movie, john boyega, kathryn bigelow
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Collateral Beauty: Review
Film Rating: 12A **** Director: David Frankel Writer: Allan Loeb UK Release: Boxing Day 2016 Review date: 27th December 2016 Death will visit all of us at some point in time. At what is meant to be an uplifting, joyous … Continue reading
Althea review
Althea Came First review Documentary Rating: *** Buff Film Festival 2016 Odeon Swiss Cottage London NW3 Tuesday 20th September 2016 Rex Miller – Director/Producer/Cinematographer Elizabeth Haviland James – Editor/Producer Althea is the story of Althea Gibson, the first African-American champion … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews
Tagged akua gyamfi, althea gibson, angela buxton, buff film festival, elisabeth haviland james, rex miller
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Residential – The Only Way Out is In
World Exclusive: Residential film review Film Rating: *** The Only Way Out Is In Buff Film Festival 2016 UK and World Premiere Odeon Swiss Cottage London NW3 Tuesday 20th September 2016 Writer/Producer/Director – Kenneth “Demus” Pascall Executive Producers – Lawrence … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews
Tagged akua gyamfi, buff film festival, chris goldfinger, kenneth dumas pascall, lawrence coke, residential, travis jay
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3.5 Minutes, Ten Bullets film review
Star rating: ***** Regent Street Cinema, London W1 Review date: Thursday 24th September 2015 Director: Marc Silver The curiously titled 3.5 Minutes Ten Bullets (Dogwoof films) precisely sums up the essence of this documentary. Namely that on Black Friday 2012 (irony upon … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews, Legal, Politics
Tagged 3.5 minutes ten bullets, angie le mar, dogwoof films, Dr Doirean Wilson, George Ruddock, gun control, gwenton sloely, Jak Bubela, jon hughes, jordan davis, judith jacob, koby hagan, kush film boutique, lauren mercurious-tayler, Lee Jasper, marc silver, marlon palmer, ron davis, stafford scott, viv ahmun
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Looking for Love film review
Star rating: **** Director & Producer: Menelik Shabazz Starring: Dr Umar Johnson (Psychologist), Dwight Turner (Therapist), Lennox Thomas (Child Psychologist), Susan Quillam (Relationship Expert), Jackee Holder (Executive/Life Coach), Neferatiti Ife (Councillor) plus comedians Andi Osho, Glenda Jaxson, Donna Spence, Mr Cee, … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews, Men and Relationships
Tagged absent fathers, alex pascall, andi osho, christian relationships, donna spence, dr umar johnson, dwight turner, eddie kadi, Glenda Jaxson, inter-racial relationships, jackee holder, kojo, lennox thomas, looking for love, menelik shebazz, Mr Cee, single mothers, Slim, SunRa Pictures, susan quillam
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