Pan’s Labyrinth - review
Tom Jennings reviews Guillermo del Toro's Pan’s Labyrinth, a fantastical tale set in post-Civil War Spain.
Favela Rising - review
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Aug 12 2007 14:36
Tom Jennings is disappointed at Favela Rising’s focus on its founder’s personality rather than Brazilian Afro-Reggae’s grass-roots potential.
The ‘G’ Word - review
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Aug 12 2007 14:32
Tom Jennings' review of the graffiti art show at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead.
Babel - review
Tom Jennings reviews Babel, starring Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett and directed by Alejandro Gonzáles Iñárritu.
The Hive of Liberty - review
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Aug 12 2007 14:13
As a new edition of The Hive of Liberty is published Tom Jennings welcomes renewed interest in 18th century Tyneside radical Thomas Spence.
Hip Hop Is Dead - review
Tom Jennings interprets Nas’ provocation that ‘Hip Hop Is Dead’ in terms of the limited liberal horizons of civil rights.
Shameless - review
Tom Jennings' review of the fourth series of Channel 4's TV show set on a Manchester council estate, Shameless.
Rebelution - review
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Aug 12 2007 13:37
Tanya Stephens’ new album Rebelution is subtitled ‘a movement without denial or regret’ – making class-conscious ethics central to reggae’s message. Tom Jennings rides its rhythms.
The Lives of Others - review
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Aug 12 2007 13:32
Bogus history, liberal wish-fulfilment, bourgeois triumphalism – no wonder ‘The Lives of Others’ won an Oscar, reckons Tom Jennings
Red Road - review
Submitted by Tom Jennings on Aug 12 2007 13:26
Andrea Arnold's Red Road and the surveillance society
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