In Review: Hobson's Choice (David Lean, 1954)

My review of David Lean's adaptation of Hobson's Choice, celebrating its 60th anniversary, is up over at Eye For Film. Click on the link below to see what I think.

Eye For Film: Hobson's Choice

Cine-City 2012: Eye For Film review

My final review from Cine-City 2012 for Eye For Film is of the hotly tipped V/H/S. It doesn't live up to the hype, but has its moments. Click here to read about its pros and cons.

Cine-City 2012: Eye For Film review

Bronx set drama Gimme the Loot comes under the spotlight for my latest review for Eye For Film from Cine-City 2012. Click on the link here to read about a smart, fresh and touching tale of twenty four hours in the life of two young graffiti artists.

Cine-City 2012: Eye For Film review

Click on the link here to read my review of American indie movie, Now, Forager, which was one of the festival's numerous debut movie screenings. For all of my Cine-City 2012 reviews and and coverage, and to read collected reviews of other movies screened during the festival, for Eye For Film, click here.

Cine-City 2012 - Eye For Film review

My second review from Cine-City for Eye For Film is of Kim Nguyen's harrowing child soldier drama War Witch. Click on the link here to read one of my only five star reviews from this year.

Cine-City 2012 - Eye For Film review

My first review from this year's Brighton Cine-City Film Festival for Eye For Film is of Ben Wheatley's black comedy/thriller Sightseers. Click on the link here to see what I made of it.

Brighton Cine-City Film Festival 2012

The tenth annual Brighton Cine-City Film Festival kicks off on Thursday 15th November with Martin McDonagh's Seven Psychopaths. Over 18 days and twelve venues a rich variety of features, documentaries, shorts, artist films, queer cinema and more will be on offer. You can read my preview of the festival for Eye For Film here. I'll be taking in close to twenty films during the festival, reviews of which will appear here on The Fourth Wall and over at Eye For Film with a post festival round up on the cards for The Guardian's film blog.