Dance Films That Changed Ma Lyf Pelican24 October 2017 Here are what I believe to be the best dance films out there that changed my life and will change yours too. Rachel Thomas writes. Film and Production0 Comments82 views
Reasons not to Watch Lars von Trier for a Weekend Pelican13 October 2017 A trilogy of torment and flacid flesh. Winifred Bowen writes. Film and Production0 Comments6 views
Chocbombs Taste Test: Windsor Cinema Pelican11 October 2017 Four Pelican editors and a close friend (and intern) travelled to the Windsor Cinema to conduct a comprehensive review of the Chocbomb menu. Film and ProductionVoice0 Comments161 views
4 Review: Logan Lucky Pelican5 September 2017 Aptly described by Soderbergh as an “anti-glam version of an Ocean’s movie”, Logan Lucky is a return to the style of filmmaking that made his Ocean’s trilogy a box office hit. Dominic Kwaczynski reviews. Film and Production0 Comments30 views
4 Review: The Beguiled Pelican5 September 2017 For what I initially felt was a regimented plot, too tailored for mood-setting and panoptic brushstrokes, I now recognise as a necessary and beautifully rendered aesthetic mission. Ryan Suckling reviews. Film and Production0 Comments59 views
Cinema Re-View: Luna Leederville Pelican12 August 2017 Bryce Newton reviews: Luna Leederville. Film and Production0 Comments70 views
4 Review: Baby Driver Pelican20 July 2017 Overall, Baby Driver is a triumph of style over substance. It turns the chase film into high-art without challenging the viewers’ expectations of the genre. Dominic Kwaczynski reviews. Film and Production0 Comments112 views
The Film Poster Pelican14 July 2017 Ryan Suckling reflects on the film poster. Film and Production0 Comments50 views
3.5 Review: A Dog’s Purpose Pelican28 June 2017 It doesn’t take a study of the human condition to make a movie. Sometimes a movie’s purpose is simply to present a gratuitous, simple, but relatable story. William Huang reviews. Film and Production0 Comments326 views
3 Review: The Viceroy’s House Pelican27 June 2017 There is an earnest attempt to portray the horrors of the period. But the melodrama and simplification of complex issues means achieving any sense of political realism is eluded. Julian Coleman reviews. Film and Production0 Comments100 views
