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MY RANKING OF FAVOURITE HARRY POTTER MOVIES

Posted on April 28, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

I wouldn’t say that there is a bad Harry Potter film as it is one of my favourite franchises and I grew up watching and loving them. I am also evaluating them purely on how much I enjoyed them and not how much they stack up to the books. So here is my countdown of…

SINNERS: TWIN BROTHERS BATTLE RACISM AND VAMPIRES IN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AMERICA

Posted on April 23, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

Horror movies are the one genre that I approach with trepidation as I’m scared of jumps and things that go bump in the night.   Micheal B Jordan, who stars in both lead roles as identical twins, stated in a recent interview that he doesn’t like watching them either, so I began this film watching through…

THE PENGUIN LESSONS: A GENTLE, FEEL GOOD FILM FOR ALL THE FAMILY 

Posted on April 17, 2025April 17, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

This was the first film that I watched at the Manchester Film Festival. I wasn’t sure if I was going to like it, but I am glad I tried something new as this heartwarming tale left me pleasantly surprised and even quite moved. It’s a good example of if you make the effort to watch…

BEHIND THE CURTAIN: STRANGER THINGS THE FIRST SHADOW DOCUMENTARY – REVIEW 

Posted on April 16, 2025April 16, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

“When you have 1000 people, and you can hear a pin drop that is the best sound of all because that’s when you know you have absolutely got them,” Producer Sonia Freidman says of this Stranger Things theatre production. Director Jon Halperin had made a fascinating, insightful and brilliant documentary. He uses a timeline to…

THE PSYCHIATRIST: A RAW LOOK INTO MENTAL HEALTH, EVEN WITH A STAND IN 

Posted on April 13, 2025April 13, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

I wanted to start by saying when watching this play, it was unfortunate that I didn’t see Julian Bird who is the writer and star of The Psychiatrist and plays Dr Andrew Faulkner in the key role. A day before press night he sustained an injury, so the producer Alistair Brown stood in for him,…

BEHIND THE RINGLIGHT:  THE DISTURBING TRUTH OF KIDFLUENCING 

Posted on April 12, 2025April 12, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

For a long while now on YouTube there has been a problem with “kid influencers” being exploited by their parents for money, and many don’t have a voice or a choice. Bad Influence: The dark side of Kidfluencing documentary examines the many issues with this part of YouTube and uses the case study of Piper…

GHOSTS OF WAR AND FRIENDSHIP: MY DEAD FRIEND ZOE 

Posted on April 10, 2025April 10, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

This film surprised me a lot, as you wouldn’t expect a comedic film to work with the main theme being PTSD, a mysterious communication with a dead army friend and a fractious relationship with a grandfather. It shouldn’t hold together, but in fact it works like a charm. Merit is a US veteran who learns…

RIDE ALONG WITH GRIT: “ON CALL” DESERVES MORE CREDIT

Posted on April 9, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

“I have low tolerance for people who bitch, but if you make an effort, I can teach you the rest.” This is what Officer Harmon (Troian Bellisario) says to her rookie on his first day on the job as a patrol officer on the streets on LA.   This Amazon Prime TV Show doesn’t waste any…

REWRITING THE NARRATIVE: POWER, PRESENCE AND NUMBER ONE ON THE CALL SHEET.

Posted on April 8, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

I want to start by writing this review with the second episode of APPLE TV’s talking heads show as it was the most powerful. This two-part documentary, which focuses on the struggles and hard-fought gains of black performers in Hollywood was inspirational and educational. An impressive roll call of Oscar winners and superstars told their…

CELESTIAL DREAMS AND CHAOTIC REALITIES: THE LAST SWIM REVIEW

Posted on April 3, 2025April 5, 2025 by Nyah Barnett

This was the penultimate movie I watched at Manchester Film Festival; I didn’t really know what to expect but was pleasantly surprised. It’s a worthy addition to a great roster of movies that were on show for the week. Persian/Indian Director Sasha Nathwani has mostly made his name making short films, and his first feature,…

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