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.
The Shiny Shrimps is a feel-good comedy and overall it unveils an amusing, fictionalised, outlook of the team’s exploits in their quest to qualify for the Gay Games in Croatia, which is the biggest event on the LGBTQ+ sports calendar.
This year, the French Film Festival returns in November for its 27th edition. Starting on 1 November until 15 December 2019, a wide range of films awaits ranging from the award-winning Portrait of a Lady on Fire to documentaries such as the Yves Saint Laurent film and classics such as The Swimming Pool.
This was my first visit to the Bunker Theatre, which is quietly tucked away adjacent to Menier Chocolate Factory and very intimate. The theatre is located at the further end of London Bridge past Borough Market in the direction of Borough tube station. The theatre is currently playing the Exchange […]
I had been a member of the French cognac brand Rémy Martin’s pop up bar, La Maison Rémy Martin for a few years. So, I was pleased when a permanent residence in collaboration with Claude Bosi opened its doors in London in September 2018. Alongside this base on Fulham Road in South Kensington, Rémy Martin continued to offer its unique members’ events.
A stellar cast and being Jacques Audiard’s English language film debut were certainly the initial selling points for this new Western. Whilst there is a distortion of the usual Western genre, the opening scenes transport the audience into the film’s levels of violence rapidly. Equally, the separate personalities of the […]
