Found Richard Gadd’s retelling of his own trauma in #BabyReindeer remarkable, vulnerable but morally prickly

For Movies We Texted About, I dived into those moral complications and how being the author of his own introspection incentivises embellishment

movieswetextedabout.com/the-moral-comp…

can you guys support journalism and read reviews from film critics on websites that pay them to do so for their job and shut the hell up whining about how we conduct ourselves for free on fucking letterboxd

Russell T Davies should sue. There’s now legal precedent regarding this. It’s about time this one was brought to task.

No doubt CHALLENGERS is great but also worth supporting this weekend from 606 Distribution 〓〓 is the fantastic ELAHA, a film “incensed by the impeding of female sexuality by patriarchal systems” and buoyed by a now award-winning lead performance!

My review: takeonecinema.net/2024/elaha/

'When ELAHA channels anger into something pensive, the film's power is amplified, evolving from didactic frustration to something evocative and immensely powerful.' - Connor Lightbody reviews: takeonecinema.net/2024/elaha/

Why did I think this was the AFTERSUN corridor

Baby Reindeer is undoubtedly fantastically crafted TV. But for any aspiring writers watching it, don’t think that you have to mine your personal trauma to get something away. You can be influenced by it of course. But BR really is the extreme end of ‘write what you know’

If you'll be at Cannes and have a spare bed/sofa in your accommodation between 20th - 26th May, please consider me.

Murderers, rapists, creeps and people who wouldn't say hello to a cat on the street need not apply.

Forever maddening how one of the best shows ever made didn’t make the cultural impact that it deserved.

This film is really good and so here goes my reminder that I’m free to be commissioned on a review of it

‘the protests are robbing my Columbia students of listening to John Cage’s 4’33, the piece of music that is explicitly designed to force you to listen to…what’s around you.’ absolutely perfect

good! now do water, energy and broadband.