Reviews
Ian McWhinnie: Oil Paintings And Ceramics
5 Oct 2005 in Highland, Reviews, Visual Arts & Crafts
Vanity Fair (PG)
ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies. MONSOON WEDDING director Mira Nair brings an unexpected flavour of India to her sprawling adaptation of the William Makepeace Thackeray classic. Sporting an impeccable English accent, Reese Witherspoon uses her doe-eyed charms to keen advantage as Becky Sharp, the scheming social climber who navigates the hidden dangers of the English […]
A History of Violence (18)
ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies DAVID CRONENBERG is one of the grand masters of world cinema. His personal signature is visible on every film he makes whether its the controversial ‘Crash’ (1996) or his astonishing version of fantasy classic ‘The Fly’ (1986). His films are all about human frailty and the horrors the lurk within […]
Land of the Dead (15)
ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies GEORGE A ROMERO is a legendary name among horror fans. Forty years ago he made ‘Night of The Living Dead’, a film that matched full-blooded terror with thought-provoking social commentary. He virtually invented the zombie chiller and encouraged other horror directors to set their sights a little higher. After a […]
Black Bottle Islay Jazz Festival
21 Sep 2005 in Argyll & the Islands, Festival, Music, Reviews
Accidental Death Of An Anarchist
20 Sep 2005 in Dance & Drama, Reviews