The Long Walk: Mattie Do’s Time Travel, Serial Killer, Ghost Film in Rural Laos.

Last year a film I saw a film at the Wales One World Film Festival changed the game on how I view ghost films! The horror genre is saturated with “Copy and Paste” ghost plots full of cheap jump scares that forget the existential potential in the existence of ghosts. But I was pleasantly surprised … More The Long Walk: Mattie Do’s Time Travel, Serial Killer, Ghost Film in Rural Laos.

Transnational Cinema & The Experience of Diaspora

In a continually globalised world, the diaspora makes up an ever increasing percentage of the population. The Indian diaspora as of 2019 is estimated at 17.5million people (According to the United Nations).  Traditionally this diaspora has not always been well represented by the National cinema and First Cinema Industries that have often dominated the globalised … More Transnational Cinema & The Experience of Diaspora

Was New Hollywood Masculinity Really New?

The 1960s saw huge changes in the American film industry, with the Old Hollywood studios rapidly losing money on expensive films that no longer spoke to a baby boom audience that was coming of age. A new generation of filmmakers were leading a Hollywood renaissance which would become known as New Hollywood. Filmmakers like Scorsese … More Was New Hollywood Masculinity Really New?