Where Are the Women? 45 Years
The film may dwell in the realm of romance, but its focus on a woman coping with unexpected upheaval in a long-established relationship is unusual indeed.
Where Are the Women? When Marnie Was There
A story about a girl dealing with the sort of identity issues that hit all kids in early adolescence. Girls need more movies like this one.
When Marnie Was There movie review: girls have adolescent angst too
Enchanting, startling; a rare story about a girl at a precarious age. Full of that exquisite Studio Ghibli sorcery that captures the beauty of the ordinary.
London photo: why you should tip your bartender
Spotted at the pub The World’s End, in Camden.
Where Are the Women? Regression
A movie that looks at first as if it might offer a good showing for women — or, at least, for one woman — descends into the hoariest of anti-woman clichés.
Regression movie review: no thanks for the memories
Amenábar aims for a noirish X-Files vibe, but preposterousness rules this inert trudge that does absolutely no justice to a terrible real-life phenomenon.
London photo: David Bowie is art
Snap Galleries, off Piccadilly, would like you to buy some art photos of David Bowie, by photographer Masayoshi Sukita.
Oscar Nominated Documentary Shorts (88th Academy Awards) review
“A Girl in the River” masterfully portrays a culture that justifies killing women, its rage subsumed by a dispiriting account of how its customs are perpetuated.
London photos: flying fish at Lumiere London
Or maybe they were gas whales from the upper atmosphere of Jupiter?
London photos: lanterns along Piccadilly at Lumiere London
The lanterns strung across Piccadilly were simple, but beautiful. I wish they would have left them there forever.
