Le Donk and Scor-Zay-Zee, directed by Shane Meadows
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Nov 5 2009 10:12
Tom Jennings chuckles along with the pointed proletarian poignancy of Meadows’ latest chamber-piece.
Film Fictions of the Iraq War
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Oct 23 2009 12:04
Tom Jennings examines television and cinema stories about the US/UK ‘war on terror’ in terms of the notion that ‘war is the health of the state’.
Another Life, by Andrew Vachss
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Oct 21 2009 13:36
Tom Jennings salutes the eyepatched crusader’s superhero child abuse revengers on their final outing.
The Street, series 3, by Jimmy McGovern, BBC 1
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Sep 27 2009 12:07
The final series of The Street demonstrates the possibilities and limitations of its form – both of which may now disappear from television drama
Frozen River, directed by Courtney Hunt
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Sep 10 2009 14:50
This heartfelt debut film about dodgy decisions prompted by force of circumstance is several cuts above standard American independent cinema fare
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