The Thorn In My Heart
A sleepy, slow-paced documentary just that little bit too familar to anyone burdened with annoying relatives over Christmas, Michel Gondry’s documentary is no less tender and imaginative than his fictional
Morning Glory
Becky is a dreamer, she has dreamed of being a television producer since she was a little girl. After being let go from the morning programme she produces in New
The Kings Speech
Colin Firth delivers an astonishingly brilliant central performance in Tom Hooper’s follow-up to The Damned United, detailing King George VI’s struggle to overcome his stammer between the years of 1925
127 Hours
‘Holy shit, it’s like a metaphor for life’. Danny Boyle’s much anticipated follow-up to Slumdog Millionaire is every bit as underwhelming as you imagined it would be. Based on Aron
The Artist in Residence – Ger Dowling’s Abbey St. Studio
"I think you need to be isolated to be creative: You need to find your own space and be able to deal with it as well." We talk to artist…
Interview with Darkstar
Darkstar emerged in a hail of praise when their dubsteppy early 12 inches Need You and Aidys Girls A Computer appeared all full of 2-step rhythms and ghost-in-the-machine chopped up