‘Red, White and Blue’ is yet another captivating entry in the Small Axe anthology, offering stimulating insight into the challenges in shaping reform and questioning whether the sacrifices made to do so are warranted.
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‘Lovers Rock’ Review: Second Entry in ‘Small Axe’ Series is a Lyrical and Blissful Celebration of Young Love and Reggae Music
An effervescent, sultry counter to the intense and emotionally overwhelming Mangrove, this piece marks a welcome change of pace for McQueen in his filmography, demonstrating his ability to craft an engaging love story distinguished by reggae music.
‘Mangrove’ Review: First Entry in Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’ Anthology Series is a Triumph
Managing to succeed as a nuanced depiction of Black British activism, a poignant reflection of West Indian culture, and a riveting courtroom drama, Mangrove exemplifies McQueen’s skill at vividly capturing real-life events on film.
‘His House’ Review: Remi Weekes’s Debut Invigorates the Haunted House Subgenre
Delivering the crowd-pleasing thrills of satisfying horror film as well as a profound commentary on the migrant experience, Remi Weekes announces himself as an exciting new voice in the horror genre.
‘Wolfwalkers’ Review: Cartoon Saloon’s Latest is a Wondrous Spectacle
Cartoon Saloon’s latest film, set in 17th century Kilkenny, sees them push the boundaries of 2D animation while also delivering the strong characterisation necessary to overcome a slightly formulaic premise.
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