The product of Lee Isaac Chung’s script, “Minari“, opens with a simple but greatly moving motif: a rusty family car moving through a verdant land of fields and forestland, following a vehicle dressed in white to their promised land. A little on the nose perhaps,
With the New Year having ushered in 2021, Noah Gassas promotes Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations as the perfect book to begin the year and better yourself.
The Flip Side by debut author James Bailey is a wonderfully crafted romantic comedy, following the hilarious and tragically unfortunate Josh as he slogs through life. When all goes wrong, he turns to a single 50p coin to decide his fate, because how could his
As crazy as the lawyers the movie portrays, The Laundromat is filled with Steven Soderbergh’s visual flairs and is fairly enjoyable- so long as you don’t have any money hiding in an offshore bank account.
Harry and Izzy visit Bristol’s new pizza restaurant, Franco Manca.
Fire and Fury took the world by storm in January. Lochlan Emery discusses if it is worth a read.
Harry, James and a mystery Guest Contributor visit The Prince of Wales, a charming local pub.
Jack Collard, Editor, summarises the past exciting year in Berkeley Squares.
Blood on the picket fences: George Clooney takes a long hard look into the soul of small-town America.
James reviews yet another action flick.
