The positive reception of 2006’s ‘Kidulthood’ has no doubt paved the way, in some part, for the production of films like ‘The Man Inside’ – a grim depiction of inner-city ‘yoof’ life that centres on the struggle of one young man to overcome the violence of his upbringing.
A romantic comedy for people who don’t like rom-coms? That’s how Seeking a Friend for the End of the World is being pitched to the masses, and I’ll tell you, that’s exactly what it isn’t. This is a disaster movie for people who would rather curl up with The Devil Wears Prada than Armageddon; it’s a sweet and wistful look at what might happen if the human race was collectively given three weeks to live, and two people in the midst of the chaos, just trying to find somewhere to call home.
Star of Sesame Street Elmo, the beloved red fur ball that loves to hug, is known the world over. But who is the man behind the muppet? Constance Marks’ award-winning documentary Being Elmo asks just that and takes a look at the life of Kevin Clash, the man who from childhood was obsessed with becoming a puppeteer.
Breathing in what he surely recognizes to be his final living moments, Frank (Joel Murray) is ushered to the setting…
How do you solve a problem like Margaret? It clocks in at an epic two-and-a-half hour running time of soul-searching drama,…