An Exceptional Noirish Cold War Thriller. This film pours out just as many great lines as it does whisky, starring Tom Hanks as James B. Donovan an insurance lawyer who sets out to defend a suspected Russian spy. Hanks, no doubt helped by the brilliantly realised Cold War setting of the 1960’s is proof that… Continue reading Bridge of Spies Review
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Paris Attacks: No easy réponses
As I write this, people across the UK are dressing up, drinking and thinking only of one particular french word ‘Beaujolais’ A lot of harsher words have been associated with Paris in the last week, the shocking attack by radical extremist group ISIS on it’s people and by extension, it’s values has rightly dominated the… Continue reading Paris Attacks: No easy réponses
Q&A: Charlie Trotman
Adapted from The Guardian Q&A. When were you happiest? Happiness isn’t easy to define, It’s always in the past. Maybe walking through a misty temple one morning in Lijiang after a night out. What is your greatest fear? Being left behind. What is your earliest memory? Raindrops on my pram, Looking up at my Grandmother. Which… Continue reading Q&A: Charlie Trotman
