
Doctor Who thing: Freedom of Information documents about the Trafalgar Square shoot
Anyone who tells you that making TV is glamorous is deluded.

Anyone who tells you that making TV is glamorous is deluded.

This may be “the future of American justice,” but it is the past of American filmmaking.

I’ve given green lights to plenty of films in recent years, but I can’t shake the sense that, in the aggregate, movies suck, and have been sucking since 2000.

Tucked away into a corner Haggerston Park, Hackney.
Actual unretouched phrases that people plugged into search engines this week that led them to this site (with some commentary from me)…

Give me some good iOS games!

In case my tour of East End street art — which ends today — has not been satisfactory, here’s a resource for you to do your own tour.

Sly, sometimes funny documentary version of Bottle Shock, with China playing the role of 1970s Napa as it creeps up to smack the snooty Old World wine snobs.

A little bit like a travelogue, a little bit like people-watching, this is simultaneously a relaxing and invigorating cinematic experience. Simply magnificent.

Arbitrary and inconsistent rules of time travel in aid of creepy romantic manipulation and temporal stalking. But hey, at least it’s got Bill Nighy!