Navigating the ménage à trois with elegant indifference, Xavier Dolan’s Les Amours Imaginaires is a glorious feast of colour and rancid joie de vivre. Who said anything about subtle?
Les Amours Imaginaires
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang by Mark Wilshin
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If Xavier Dolan’s debut film J’ai Tué Ma Mère was a screeching queer rendition of Les [...]
Entries Tagged as 'In The Mood For Love'
Film Review: Les Amours Imaginaires / Heartbeats (2010)
May 27th, 2011 1 Comment
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Film Review: The Killer Inside Me (2010)
June 3rd, 2010 No Comments
Violent and misogynistic, Michael Winterbottom’s The Killer Inside Me adapts Jim Thompson’s noir novel to expose ’50s America’s darker side. It’s pulp friction.
The Killer Inside Me
In The Mood For Killing by Mark Wilshin
CAUTION: Here be spoilers.
From its Eames-style geometric opening titles, there’s a patina of Bakelite and melamine that seeps through Michael Winterbottom’s The Killer Inside [...]
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Festival: London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 2010
April 7th, 2010 No Comments
From forbidden love to lovesick confusion, London’s 24th Lesbian & Gay Film Festival explores the boundaries of love, sexuality and gender. It’s a fine bromance!
CAUTION: Here be spoilers.
Waving, Not Drowning by Mark Wilshin
With its fabulously glittery pink poster and rainbow’s ark of animals, London’s 24th Lesbian & Gay Film Festival is out and proud. And it’s nice for [...]
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