Stories By Awais Irfan
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Film Festivals
/ 4 years ago‘Promising Young Woman’ review: Dir. Emerald Fennell (2020) [GFF]
Promising Young Woman review: Promising Young Woman is not only the name of Emerald Fennell’s jet-black comedy/thriller, but it’s also an...
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Film Reviews
/ 4 years ago‘Lost Transmissions’ review: Dir. Katharine O’Brien (2020) [GFF]
For her directorial debut, Lost Transmissions, director Katharine O’Brien recounts the affecting story of a music producer suffering from schizophrenia. At...
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Interviews
/ 4 years agoSimon Pegg & Katharine O’Brien talk mental health, music and ‘Lost Transmissions’ [GFF]
During a break from M:I 7, Simon Pegg made his way to dreich GFF and embraced the rain for the premiere...
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Film Festivals
/ 4 years ago‘Our Ladies’ review: Dir. Michael Caton-Jones (2020) [GFF]
Our Ladies review: For his latest endeavour, home-grown filmmaker Michael Caton-Jones adapts Alan Warner’s beloved cult novel Sopranos – recounting the...
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Film Festivals
/ 4 years ago‘Gutterbee’ review: Dir. Ulrich Thomsen (2020) [GFF]
For Ulrich Thomsen’s sophomore feature, he presents a social satire in which a German sausage maker takes on a group of...
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Film Festivals
/ 4 years ago‘Vivarium’ review: Dir. Lorcan Finnegan (2020) [GFF]
More American Nightmare than American Dream, Lorcan Finnegan’s Vivarium sends Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots down the rabbit hole and into...
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Film Reviews
/ 4 years ago‘Onward’ review: Dir. Dan Scanlon (2020)
After focusing their attention on sequels the last couple of years, Pixar return to the fold of original content – for...
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Film Reviews
/ 4 years ago‘Cats’ Review: Dir. Tom Hooper (2019)
Ever since the trailers for Tom Hooper’s Cats released, they have been put under much scrutiny given the sheer absurdity on...
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Film Reviews
/ 4 years ago‘Little Women’ review: Dir. Greta Gerwig (2019)
Little Women review: Adapting Louisa May Alcott’s beloved novel for her sophomore feature, Greta Gerwig retells the story of Jo March,...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago‘Portrait Of A Lady On Fire’ Review: Dir. Céline Sciamma (2019) [LFF]
Céline Sciamma has become a filmmaker notorious for crafting films of real intimacy and beauty. Her latest, the much-lauded Cannes darling...