Nothing Important Review
By Will Barber Taylor Suspenseful drama is difficult to do; to create an unnerving sense of unease and suspicion into the mind of an audience can be a complex and […]
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The Trial of Christine Keeler First Look Image
The BBC have released the first promotional picture from its new drama The Trial of Christine Keeler, depicting Sophie Cookson in the titular role. The Trial Of Christine Keeler takes […]
Interview with Adetokumboh M’Cormack (Director of The German King)
Hello Adetokumboh, thank you for agreeing to this interview – firstly, I’d like to ask what first inspired you to bring Rudolf’s story to the big screen? As an […]
The German King Review
By Will Barber Taylor The German King is the real-life story of an African King’s rebellion against the Kaiser’s oppressive rule in Cameroon at the start of the First World […]
Interview with Nicolas Greinacher (Director of Ayaneh)
Hello Nicolas, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Firstly, I’d like to ask how this project came about? By looking at the world from my own perspective and identifying […]
China: A New World Order Review
By Will Barber Taylor China has over the past century changed to such an extent that it seems no longer recognisable. From a country that was riddled with poverty and […]
Peaky Blinders Series Five Episode One “Black Tuesday” Review
By Will Barber Taylor “We own the ropes, who’s gonna hang us now?” so says Tommy Shelby MP (Cillian Murphy) in the first episode of the brand-new series of Peaky […]
Brassic Episode One Preview
By Will Barber Taylor Comedy Dramas have become the go to word for sitcoms these days. Since the advent of The Office, few series like to call themselves sitcoms even […]
Interview with Hongyu Liu (Director of Hank)
Hi Hongyu, thanks for agreeing to this interview. I’d like to begin by asking why you think open relationships have become more widespread over the last few years? Thank YOU […]
Interview with David Scala (Director of Engaged)
Hi David, thanks for agreeing to this interview. Engaged is a brilliantly funny short film, was it difficult to ensure that the humour was so strong in the script given […]
