Private Theatre: Enemy
Senior film critic Tom Nixon was surprised to find himself having fun with Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Enemy’, and his double feels the same way.
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Wenlock Poetry Festival 2014: In Review
The Missing Slate’s take on the 2014 Wenlock Poetry Festival.
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Private Theatre: Joe
Senior film critic Tom Nixon is less than impressed with David Gordon Green’s alleged return to form.
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Private Theatre: Blind Detective
Film critic Chuck Williamson writes on Johnnie To’s genre-spanning ‘Blind Detective’.
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Private Theatre: Woman in the Dunes
Senior film critic Tom Nixon writes on Hiroshi Teshigahara’s existential 1964 classic Woman in the Dunes.
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Private Theatre: The Color Wheel
Senior film critic Tom Nixon writes on Alex Ross Perry’s blackly comic, uniquely affecting road movie ‘The Color Wheel’.
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Private Theatre: Snowpiercer
Senior film critic Tom Nixon reviews Bong Joon-Ho’s much-anticipated dystopian thriller ‘Snowpiercer’.
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IRL: Rachael Allen’s 4chan Poems
“The curatorial authorship emphasised in post-internet poetry, the devaluation of originality, reflects the experience of an artist in a culture that forgets nothing: the panic attack of influence.” Charles Whalley on Rachael Allen’s 4chan poems.
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Reinventing the Reel: Under The Skin
Film critic Jay Sizemore reviews Jonathan Glazer’s uniquely unsettling mood piece ‘Under the Skin’.
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Private Theatre: Heavenly Creatures
Contributing editor Christine Jin writes that Peter Jackson’s ‘Heavenly Creatures’ provided a non-judgmental account of events otherwise distorted by media bias.
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