Film, Reviews, Screen Ladies in Black film review C.C. Ford Bruce Beresford has a repertoire of films that stretch from broad and iconic comedies (The Adventures of Barry McKenzie) to …
Live, Music, News & Commentary, Stage, Theatre, Visual Arts The Royal Wedding: Suits actress brings audacity, conviction, compassion and relevance to the Crown C.C. Ford When Bishop Michael Curry, the African American head of the American Episcopal Church, went off script at the wedding of …
Film, Reviews, Screen Chappaquiddick movie review: Ted Kennedy isn’t just bad, he’s boring C.C. Ford Anyone who has read Joyce Carol Oates’ remarkable novel Black Water which is narrated by the fictional version of Mary …
Film, Reviews, Screen Loveless movie review: a sad, elegant jewel of a film C.C. Ford A Russian couple are deep in the horror of divorce when their son goes missing from their apartment. This is virtually …
Film, Reviews, Screen The Square movie review: a savagely funny parable C.C. Ford Much has been made of Ruben Ostlund’s The Square as a satire of the contemporary art world, complete with extraordinary …
Film, Reviews, Screen Beatriz at Dinner movie review: an unmissable Trumpentary C.C. Ford In the near future, universities will no doubt be bombarded with Phd topics involving the Trump era, just as they were …
Film, Reviews Lost deep inside the Melbourne International Film Festival C.C. Ford The first thought that strikes you when entering the voluminous space – literally and metaphorically – of a film festival …
Reviews, Screen The Beguiled movie review C.C. Ford Sofia Coppola, a painterly director if ever there was one, eschews the complexity of the “real world” for a curated …
Film, Reviews, Screen Twentieth Century Women film review C.C. Ford The plethora of compulsive viewing television series which has become the crack of cinephiles, has acclimatised us to story-heavy narratives …
Film, Reviews, Screen Elle movie review: a disturbingly unhistrionic portrait of a rape C.C. Ford Spoiler alert! Isabelle Huppert plays Michele Leblanc, a well-to-do partner in a successful video game company, employing good looking amoral …
