As Manchester By The Sea moves cinema audiences across the UK we return to Paul Duane’s piece on a 2012 Lonergan Q&A
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Bebop à La La
Damien Chazelle’s La La Land has already made a splash at cinemas and on the awards circuit. Mostly Film’s resident grumpy jazzers, Martin and Sarah Slade, review the music, while self-confessed musical and Ryan Gosling aficionado Fiona Pleasance offers some thoughts on the film. Readers, be warned: mild SPOILERS follow.
Lion
Auto da Fé: The Long Life of Taxi Driver
Mostly Film revisits a masterpiece, as hangovers from Scorsese Day rage across the globe
First Among Sequels – Twelve Underrated Follow-Ups
Another look at one of Mostly Film’s most popular posts, where contributors picked the best of the-ones-after-the-famous-one
Sit down, Sofia. You won’t be needed here.
Continue reading First Among Sequels – Twelve Underrated Follow-Ups
Baumbach Seafood
With the Criterion release of Noah Baumbach’s The Squid and The Whale, Jake relives the pain of divorce and adolescence
Call Of Heroes
Spank The Monkey reviews a Hong Kong action movie which benefits hugely from the contributions of the man they call The Portly Kicker. (It’s true, look it up.)
The Film Gems of 2017
Ron Swanson looks at forthcoming gems from current and emerging talents
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