Derek Winnert

Hello Carter ** (2013, Charlie Cox, Jodie Whittaker, Annabelle Wallis) – Movie Review

Oozing infectious easy-going charm and sheer niceness, Charlie Cox gives a likeable performance in this good-natured, cheerfully amateurish comedy drama. Cox is starring as single, recently unemployed and homeless hero Carter. He’s is indeed a man totally […]

Dec, 11 · in Reviews

The Pyramid **½ (Ashley Hinshaw, James Buckley, Denis O’Hare) – Movie Review

Ashley Hinshaw, Inbetweener James Buckley, Denis O’Hare, Christa Nicola, Amir K and Faycal Attougui head off to the Egyptian desert as an archaeological team and the camera crew tagging along, who are trying to unlock the secrets […]

Dec, 11 · in Reviews

The Green Prince ***½ (2014, Mosab Hassan Yousef, Gonen Ben Yitzhak) – Movie Review

The son of a founding leader in the Palestinian organization Hamas, Mosab Hassan Yousef, spills the beans direct to camera about his decade-long life as a spy for the Israeli Shin Bet organisation. His Israeli […]

Dec, 11

Electricity ***½ (2014, Agyness Deyn, Lenora Crichlow, Christian Cooke) – Movie Review

Supermodel-turned-actress Agyness Deyn stars as Lily O’Connor, a young woman haunted since early childhood by epilepsy that brings her extraordinary hallucinations, who heads to London to search for her long-lost brother (Christian Cooke). Experiencing fits, suddenly and […]

Dec, 11

The Face of Love ***½ (2014, Annette Bening, Ed Harris, Robin Williams) – Movie Review

Annette Bening is happily married to her perfect partner in Ed Harris, who promptly dies. A couple of years later she meets and falls for an artist/ teacher (also played by Ed Harris), a man who […]

Dec, 11

This Year’s Love *** (1999, Douglas Henshall, Kathy Burke, Ian Hart, Jennifer Ehle, Dougray Scott) – Classic Movie Review 1947

Writer-director David Kane’s 1999 Brit romantic comedy is set in Camden, north London, where 30somethings look for love and happiness in a well-played, nicely cast and generally bright and amusing movie. Douglas Henshall as marriage […]

Dec, 11

Still Alice **** (2014, Julianne Moore, Alec Baldwin, Kristen Stewart, Kate Bosworth) – Movie Review

Still Alice is a devastating heart-tugger and guaranteed weepie. Julianne Moore is brilliant in a demanding and challenging role as Dr Alice Howland, a 50-year-old renowned linguistics professor struck down with rare congenital, early-onset Alzheimer’s. […]

Dec, 10

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