
The Fear (La Por) review (London Film Festival)
Brutally blunt in its depiction of domestic violence. I almost wish I hadn’t seen this film, it’s that almost completely unbearable…

Brutally blunt in its depiction of domestic violence. I almost wish I hadn’t seen this film, it’s that almost completely unbearable…

Misses more marks than it attempts to hit, but there’s a refreshing sweetness to this child’s-eye view of grief and tragedy.

This one is mostly for my American readers, though I’d be curious to hear if anyone outside the U.S. has a story to tell…

It’s not just the NFL getting pushed in the U.K…

Because Tom Hiddleston was not already awesome enough.

And you can download them now from iTunes…

That “in a world” voiceover narration makes it come across as a film from 70s-era Costa-Gavras (when he won his Oscars)…

…not quite predawn this morning (though it felt like it) for the London Film Festival press screening of Gravity.
My brain is fried. I am indescribably exhausted.

It’s made of “heavy duty cardboard.” You could almost buy a fridge for the same price and get a free fridge at the same time. Though you would also have to buy some blue paint, too.