Don’t mind me; I’m just writing up the review of February 11 days after March has begun, because I have been busy with very important matters. Like Wandavision and Futurama and ensuring I get a solid 14 hours sleep a night! Its called self care right? February was believe it or not though a busy … More February 2021
If you’re participating in the Wales One World Film Festival this week, then Pawo Choyning’s Dorji’s latest film “A Yak in the classroom” is the place to start. It is an excellent film, littered with poetry and life lessons that make for a highly philosophical albeit gentle film. The film follows the unmotivated teacher Ugyen … More Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom
I have always been interested in the expression of religious themes in film. Catholic guilt of The Godfather trilogy, Constantine’s depictions of Hell, and even the iconography of The Matrix trilogy were all subjects that fascinated me. It was natural as a young Latter-Day saint with a passion for film that I would be excited … More The Rise, Fall and Redemption of LDS Cinema
Heritage films make up a great deal of British Oscar take homes. My favourites being The King’s Speech which received 12 Oscar Nominations and Remains of the Day which received 8 Oscar Nominations. Historical fiction is something British studios are good at, Britain is a country that prides itself on its history and access to … More How Peterloo Avoided Heritage Film Tropes
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