“When I am playing basketball, everything goes away, everything. Its peaceful out there, it takes my focus of everything I have in life. I think that is why I love it so much. I think that why it’s my therapy.” Special. That is one way to describe this show. No other way. The Huskies of…
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Murder in the Outback: Black Snow Review:
“In 2019 I predict that Ashford still will be full of predators, disguised as friends. I’ve seen the anchor here, sharpening its saithe, waiting to reap our souls. There are people here I trusted but now I know they feed of suffering. One day, when I am safe from their clutches, I will expose them…
Crazy For You: Theater Review
This dazzling staged, astonishingly performed musical is a dream of a show. Susan Stroman’s production of Crazy for You is pure magical joy. This is a unmissable nostalgic journey through a reworking of some classic songs from the golden years of Hollywood musicals. The surprising aspect to this production is that there is tap dancing….
Exclusive: Editors Chris Rand and Kevin Birou discuss their experience working on Apple TV+’s The Crowded Room.
They took time from their New York base to speak to Over the Shoulder about editing Tom Holland’s new psychological drama. We began by discussing the strikes that have affected many aspects of the entertainment industry. They said that when they finished The Crowded Room, everything was shutting down and projects were getting postponed. With all the…
The Rise of Sports Documentaries
Sport Documentaries have been around a long time with films such as When We were Kings (1996) and Hoop Dreams (1994) enthralling audiences as well as being a vehicle for social commentary. While scripted drama and documentaries continue to entertain us there is something about the risk and reward nature of the sports genre that…
A-Z Sports Films/TV Shows and Docs
Athlete A: ‘I was dealing with an organisation that didn’t give a rat’s ass about children, that cared about itself and that was covering up rape.’ This documentary focuses on gymnasts who survived USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar’s abuse and the reporters who exposed USAG’s toxic culture. Brian Banks: The former American football player, who was falsely…
Women, Sports and the Movies
Movies have always reflected and influenced public attitudes to the cultural landscape of society. Women in movies, and in sport movies in particular have mirrored the status they held in both political and societal conceptions of their position in society. The story of women in the 20th century and their journey for equal rights with men…
LITTLE TRAMPS AND RAGING BULLS: BOXING AND THE MOVIES
From the flickering images of the first boxing match filmed in 1894 to the operatic and uncompromising drama of Scorsese’s Raging Bull, there has been a love affair between boxing and celluloid. The gladiatorial ring mirrors the frame of the big screen, and this symmetry creates the perfect stage for moviemakers to explore the human…
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Love the lights going down in the cinema? The thrill of the curtains being raised before the magic of theatre begins or settling down at home to watch your favourite TV show? This is the site for you! With interviews, reviews and articles celebrating the world of entertainment, my inspiration is to share my passion…