London photo: if you give a mouse a snowman
A miniature display in the windows at Harrods.
Month: December 2014
Annie movie review: abandoned child
Quvenzhané Wallis is adorable and Cameron Diaz is a hoot. But the movie is energetic yet bland, inoffensive and instantly forgettable.
young man frets that I am “kick[ing] up a fuss” with my Kickstarter
I shall grab my smelling salts!
London photo: a drink under Waterloo Bridge
At the BFI cafe.
Wild movie review (London Film Festival)
A film full of spectacular landscapes of both the natural world and the human spirit. This is what it looks like when women get to be people onscreen.
London photo: Santa hangin’ with Shakespeare
At the Christmas fair in Leicester Square.
listen up, clueless ladies who have been tricked into supporting my Kickstarter
Brandon is here to set you straight and explain everything that is obviously true about movies and the world.
London photo: what do you call a flock of Santas?
Santacon at Victoria rail station, last Saturday.
Merchants of Doubt documentary review: capitalism kills
Opens our eyes to the PR sleight of hand that huge corporations deploy to protect their profits when facts and science aren’t going their way. Enraging.
Electricity movie review (London Film Festival)
Model-turned-actor Agyness Deyn is strange and lovely in a visually innovative and dramatically unexpected tale of personal adventure.
