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Vision Portraits director Rodney Evans discusses different ways of seeing in his latest doc – Part 1

I had the opportunity to catch up with director Rodney Evans following the world premiere of his genre-defying, creatively pioneering documentary Vision Portraits ...

By Sian Francis CoxFebruary 20, 20200

BBC and ITV set to launch ‘Netflix rival’ BritBox in the UK

I’m not sure whether it’s been the case for US readers, but certainly in the UK the news of the expansion of BritBox, ...

By Sian Francis CoxFebruary 20, 20200

A Star is Born to re-release with extra footage as the world comes to its senses

Remember that time The Greatest Showman outperformed critics’ expectations and there were theatrical encores galore, and people loved it as it gave them ...

By Sian Francis CoxFebruary 20, 20200

Beale Street gets well-deserved adulation at 2019 Indie Spirit Awards

Taking place in Santa Monica, California, the 2019 Independent Spirit Awards took something of a more grounded approach to awards season than the ...

By Sian Francis CoxFebruary 20, 20200

News

If you’re conflicted about a live action remake of Your Name, you’re not alone

Update: Lee Isaac Chung will rewrite and direct the live-action adaptation of Your Name On the one hand, I’m really pleased to hear ...

By Sian Francis CoxFebruary 20, 20200

Review: Les Miserables, Episode Six (Part 1)

Readers, for the sixth and final(ish) time, welcome back to my review of BBC’s miniseries, Les Miserables – episode 6, part 1. I ...

By Sian Francis CoxFebruary 20, 20200

Review: Les Miserables, Episode Six (Part 2)

(This review is a continuation of my analysis of Les Miserables, Episode Six, Part 1.) The real turning point of episode six, for ...

By Sian Francis CoxFebruary 20, 20200

The 2018 Golden Cages: Most Underrated Film

Welcome one and all to Flixist’s new end of the year awards program, the Golden Cages! With Hollywood becoming increasingly out of touch with ...

By Sian Francis CoxFebruary 20, 20200

Review: Les Miserables, Episode Five

Readers, you are welcomed to the fifth week of Victor Hugo-inspired raving! What’s eerily prescient about this episode is the way in which ...

By Sian Francis CoxFebruary 20, 20200

Reviews

Vision Portraits director Rodney Evans discusses different ways of seeing in his latest doc – Part 1

BBC and ITV set to launch ‘Netflix rival’ BritBox in the UK

A Star is Born to re-release with extra footage as the world comes to its senses

Beale Street gets well-deserved adulation at 2019 Indie Spirit Awards

If you’re conflicted about a live action remake of Your Name, you’re not alone

Review: Les Miserables, Episode Six (Part 1)

Review: Les Miserables, Episode Six (Part 2)

The 2018 Golden Cages: Most Underrated Film

Review: Les Miserables, Episode Five

Review: Can You Ever Forgive Me?

Review: Les Miserables, Episode Four

J.R.R Tolkien biopic gets release date, epic cast and synopsis revealed

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