The idea of time travel is completely subverted in James vs His Future Self, as the title suggests the past and the future actually collide in this amusing sci-fi tale.
Truly a love letter to London, or Notting Hill at the very least, Love Sarah is an effervescent, feel-good film with a sprinkling of sugar at the top.
Portrait of a Lady on Fire is a mesmerising, spellbinding, moving chef-d’oeuvre which will awaken every core of your being with its sensuality and moody undertones.
Waves crashing with colours, highs and lows soothing but also tumultuous depict Trey Edward Schults’ third film.
Ever since watching the irrepressible coming of age comedy, Pot Luck (L’Auberge Espagnole) the films of Cédric Klapisch have been on my radar. Someone, Somewhere certainly does not deviate from the style expected of a Klapisch film with its enjoyable, light-hearted gaze on relationships.
The Farewell is a Golden Globes and BAFTA award nominee and will be released on DVD, Blu-Ray and digital on 13 January 2020. In conjunction with Entertainment Film Distributors for its forthcoming release, I have two copies of the film to give away on DVD.
