10 Films to Look Forward to at SXSW
Spanning film, interactive media, tech conferences and musical performances, there is a lot to take in at South by Southwest, probably the most important fest
Author: Redmond Bacon
Redmond Bacon is a film writer and historian, at home with the newest blockbuster as the latest arthouse flick. You can find him at film festivals such as the Berlinale and Locarno. He has also written for publications such as Mubi Notebook, Goomba Stomp and Much Ado About Cinema. Check out his own website at redmondbacon.co.uk
Five Essential Paris-Set Movies Centered Around Food
Paris is not only the city of love. It is also the city of food. The capital of France is probably the gastronomic centre of the world, hosting over 100 Miche
Five Essential Films About Americans in France
Whether it’s the fine wine, unique gastronomic culture, excessively romantic men or impossibly chic women, Americans have long held a fascination with F
Five Essential Films About Americans in Italy
Whether its the old-school charm of the locals, the mouth-watering food or the beautiful scenery, Americans have long had a fascination with Italy. It’s
Is The French Dispatch Based on a True Story?
The undisputed master of carefully crated dioramas is back. The trailer to Wes Anderson’s latest film, The French Dispatch, shows off his usual penchant
Five Obscure Movies For Wes Anderson Lovers
Like all great filmmakers, Wes Anderson is a voracious cinephile, bringing together many different influences to shape his own unique style. Over his long and
The Five Best Romances in WW2 Movies
Sometimes love can come out of the most dreadful of circumstances. This can be found in a variety of World War II movies, where the love of another person is
Five Essential Class-Conscious Home Invasion Thrillers
Home invasion thrillers are a great way to explore the differences between the haves and the have-nots. After all, the fundamental basis of the genre is predi
Five Essential Korean Films You Must Watch
With the great news last Sunday night, Korean cinema has been officially put on Hollywood’s map. After not receiving a single nomination in the Academy
The Five Best Films Set on a Plane
Plane thrillers are claustrophobic affairs, with literally nowhere to run. They provide directors with the unique challenge of keeping the action going within
