It was always going to be a dramatic, mouthy escapade. Since Meryl Streep’s monologue at the Golden Globe Awards earlier this year, the current political landscape has been battered to pieces during many award speeches. […]
film•for•thought
analysis and admiration of the film industry, with a marketing twist
Legendary Film Director, Martin Scorsese speaks to The Philosophical Society.
He’s smaller than you would think. His large infamous spectacles magnify his eyes guarded by wildly unkempt eyebrows, conveying wisdom rather than conforming to a caricature as the quintessential dictatorial film director. He sinks snugly […]
The Nice Guys Vs. Money Monster: Vacuous Promotion does not equate to a Decent Film
There’s a scene in Shane Black’s The Nice Guys where Ryan Gosling is sitting on a toilet and proceeds to hastily brandish a gun when Russell Crowe arrives into the restroom unannounced. Gosling fumbles around, […]
Review: John Carney’s Sing Street Steals the Show
Fittingly released on St Patrick’s Day, John Carney’s Sing Street has extended this triumphant year for Irish film. Following in the footsteps of Oscar-nominated Irish works such as Room and Brooklyn, Sing Street is sure to […]
Review: ‘Time Out of Mind’ Screening at the Savoy Cinema in Dublin, attended by Richard Gere.
Audi’s Dublin International Film Festival rolled out one of its final spectacles in the Savoy Cinema on Friday night. Throngs of onlookers elbowed their way through, scrambling to the barriers of the red carpet on […]
