The Artist, weirdly likeable, a nostalgia trip but nothing that is truly groundbreaking.
The Artist is set during the declining years of silent cinema, in which huge star…
Author Alan Dunn
Alan Dunn
Alan Dunn, Cinema Without Borders' Blog Editor, lives in UK. In 2006 he completed his undergraduate course in Media Studies at the University of Paisley and was awarded an Upper Second Class Honors Degree. In 2007 Alan went on to undertake a yearlong postgraduate course in Film and Television Studies at the University of Glasgow, graduating in 2008 with a Master Degree. Cinema has been a lifelong passion of Alan Dunn and he enjoy researching and writing about it.
Carnage, by Roman Polanski
Following a playground dispute between two 11 year old boys, their parents get together to…
Shame
Set in New York, Michael Fassbender plays a cool headed businessman consumed by sex addiction.…
The Iron Lady, an interesting film that retouches the history
It seemed inevitable that at some point someone would attempt to make a film exploring…
We Need To Talk About Kevin
Tilda Swinton stars as Eva, and the film recounts her life before and after her…
The Skin I Live In, Golden Globe Awards Mominee
Antonio Banderas stars in this unsettling Frankenstein tale of grief, vengeance, obsession and plastic surgery.…
My Week With Marilyn
My Week With Marilyn is the true account of a young man (Eddie Redmayne, earthy…
Melancholia
Cheer up, it’s not the end of the world… Melancholia is a film about two…
6 OSCAR nominees, according to CWB's UK Editor, Alan Dunn
127 HoursDirector: Danny Boyle.Starring: James Franco. Synopsis: Adventurer Aron Ralston goes out exploring mountains without…
Please Give
Please Give is a hugely enjoyable comedy drama from writer/director Nicole Holofcener which similar to…