Georgie Oakley’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility is a beautifully raw, naturalistic reimagining that strips away the traditional pristine veneer of the period drama. Collaborating with debut screenwriter Diana Reid and cinematographer Arnaud Potier, Oakley creates a film centred on the grit required by women to make their way in the world, the unbreakable bonds…
Category: Romance
FROM PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 TO RACHEL CORRIE: INSIDE CASSIE BRADLEY’S TWO VERY DIFFERENT WORLDS
From the magical world of Practical Magic 2 to the intimate stage of Greenwich Theatre, Cassie Bradley is currently stepping into two very different worlds. Bradley plays Hannah Owens in Practical Magic 2, alongside Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, while also preparing to take on the demanding role of Rachel Corrie in the one-woman production My Name Is Rachel Corrie, bringing Corrie’s own words, diaries and emails to…
CAMP ROCK 3: SHOULD CLOSE NOT JUST FOR WINTER MAYBE PERMANENTLY
Originals have to stay originals. You can’t touch the classics. As someone who grew up with Camp Rock, I really wanted to like this. I went into it thinking, “Okay, this could actually be good.” Unfortunately, I was wrong. I felt rushed watching it, and there was basically no character development. To be honest, I didn’t…
TED LASSO SEASON 4 – COMFORT, NOSTALGIA AND A LITTLE DÉJÀ VU
Watching the new season of Ted Lasso is like visiting an old friend. You get that same feeling of warmth, excitement and nostalgia as these familiar characters return. It’s a bit like waiting all summer for the football season to start. You know roughly what you’re going to get, but that doesn’t make the return any less…
HIT POINT REVIEW: A CHEEKY CRIME COMEDY WITH PLENTY OF CHARM
I was lucky enough to catch the first two episodes of Hit Point a couple of weeks ago at a special screening hosted by DDA at BAFTA, 195 Piccadilly, and I’ve been looking forward to sharing my thoughts ever since. The series follows two thirty-something detectives, Leo (Nick Blood) and Bella (Saffron Hocking) , whose latest investigation…
THE ODYSSEY: A SPECTACULAR AND THOUGHTFUL IMAGINING OF WAR, GODS AND LOSS
The Odyssey is one of the oldest stories in history. You could say it’s the origin of the hero, quest and adventure genre, mysteriously written or perhaps handed down orally in the 9th or 8th century BC. Christopher Nolan gives us a version equal to its iconic status. The story tells the tale of Odysseus and…
HEARTSTOPPER FOREVER REVIEW– GROWING UP DOESN’T MEAN LETTING GO
“It is not as sad as you think though. It’s not like we don’t love each other and whatever happens, whether we are together or not… the exact relationships may change and people may fall in and out of touch, but the love that connects us all will never break. We built it and it…
BEHIND THE SCENES OF ENOLA HOLMES 3: CAITLIN FLORENCE ROSE ON DOUBLING FOR MILLIE BOBBY BROWN
While audiences remember the performances they see on screen, there’s an entire team working behind the scenes to help bring those moments to life. Among them are stand-ins and doubles, whose work ensures everything from lighting and camera positions to continuity is ready before the cameras roll. Actor Caitlin Florence Rose experienced that first-hand while…
VOICEMAILS FOR ISABELLE REVIEW: NETFLIX’S MOST CHARMING ROMANCE IN YEARS
One of the best romance films of the last five years, and without question the best romantic movie I’ve seen this year. Romance has become a genre where we’ve had more quantity than quality over the past decade. So many films come and go without leaving much of an impression. Voicemails for Isabelle is different. This is…
HOTTER, SEXIER, MORE ADDICTIVE: YOUR FAULT LONDON REVIEW
Your Fault London wastes no time pulling you back into chaos, chemistry, and emotional tension delivering a sequel that feels bigger, hotter, and far more addictive than expected. Thanks to Amazon Prime Video and DDA Global, I was invited to attend the global premiere, going in completely blind having not seen the original Spanish series. For…










