ARTICLES OF Miles Jackson
Can You Ever Forgive Me? is lacking in tension and direction despite some witty dialogue
Melissa McCarthy and Richard E. Grant are receiving plaudits for their acting, but the film itself is bland and disappointing....
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Films using realistic violence aren’t any safer than their cartoonish counterparts
Stylised violence in films, such as in John Wick, has received criticisms for their glorification of violence. However, are hyper-realistic depictions of violence on screen actually more considerate of the real world issues?...
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A guide to Bristol's best cinemas
Just in time for freshers' week, we offer some tips on the best places to catch a film in Bristol, from cheap and cheerful to cool and classy....
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Ingmar Bergman – in accompaniment with Bergman season at Watershed
Bergman's films are well-known for their dealings with awe-inspiring themes and never shying away from some of the bleakness of...
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'Annihilation' review - does its straight-to-Netflix fate bode poorly for the future of cinema?
Annihilation is a visually unique film may have missed out on its chance to be on the big screen in...
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Talk with 'Loveless' director and review - a crushingly honest metaphor for the state of modern Russia
At Bristol's Watershed, the director of *Loveless* spoke about his new, Oscar-nominated film and how the story of a missing child transcends the brutal Russian culture it is steeped in. By Miles Jackson....
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