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'The World is Not What it Used to Be...': Farewell My Concubine Review (Chen Kaige, 1993)
***** 'I am by nature a boy, not a girl...' Over and over does Dieyi mistakenly repeat these words before his master at the Beijing Opera...
Kerry Chambers
Nov 27, 20207 min read
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'...I Probably Could Have Lived Freely': 37 Seconds (2020) Review
****1/2 Often I talk about humanism, a desire for the genuine, for sincerity in much of what I consume. When I escape from the world, it...
Kerry Chambers
Nov 20, 20205 min read
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Recommends: Wong Kar-Wai Films Ranked
I've been on a little high as I revisit one of my favourite filmmakers this week. Escapism, desire and longing captured through the lens...
Kerry Chambers
Nov 14, 20209 min read
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My (Un)Productive Quarantine: Calling Myself Out in the Second Lockdown
It's strange. I feel I'm treading on the same ground over and over, but here we are again. Another Lockdown, another disillusion. All...
Kerry Chambers
Nov 6, 20204 min read
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Video Kills the Streaming Star? Reflecting on Hideo Nakata's The Ring (1998)
With the state of all things, we are seeing the legitimate questioning of the relevance of cinema, it's current lack-ness and it's...
Kerry Chambers
Oct 31, 20206 min read
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'I Never Asked for a Miracle...': Berserk and the Humanity in Horror
Violent Images used throughout *A little spoiler here and there, just remember guys - beware* “If you’re alone… if it’s just your life,...
Kerry Chambers
Oct 21, 20207 min read
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Recommends: Top 15 Films to Enjoy this Halloween
Halloween is drawing ever nearer and with the possibility of a night-in for most, I have decided to reflect on some of my favourite...
Kerry Chambers
Oct 12, 202012 min read
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'Just the Ocean is Plenty...' : A Girl on the Shore by Inio Asano (Review)
****1/2 I am possibly the most complacently casual Manga reader, dipping in and out wherever I go. You see, I'm more of a book girl....
Kerry Chambers
Oct 4, 20205 min read
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The Netflix One: The Forest of Love (Sono, 2019)
** 1/2 As a huge fan of Japanese, European and surrealist-shock cinema, writer/director Sion Sono quickly became a favourite of mine...
Kerry Chambers
Sep 27, 20206 min read
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