Reviews - Films
April 08, 2008 Despite its politics and its propaganda, Under The Bombs is a great movie, says Richard D. North: Under the Bombs - Philippe Aractingi Richard D. North
March 12, 2008 Richard D. North on a great film with little shouting, no sex and not a lot happening: In Memory Of Me - Saverio Costanzo Richard D. North
February 07, 2008 Richard D. North on two masterful - and over-long - films about betrayal: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - Andrew Dominik; Lust, Caution - Ang Lee Richard D. North
February 06, 2008 Richard D. North asks, what do Charlie Wilson's War and The Kite Runner tell us about Afghanistan?: Charlie Wilson's War - Mike Nichols; The Kite Runner - Marc Forster Richard D. North
December 19, 2007 Denzel Washington can't do noir, says Richard D. North: American Gangster - Ridley Scott Richard D. North
November 30, 2007 Elizabeth - more New Age than golden: Elizabeth: The Golden Age - Shekhar Kapur Richard D. North
November 26, 2007 Michael Moore seems to be saying that the audience he wants is too stupid or nasty to be taken seriously, argues Richard D. North: Sicko - Michael Moore; Manufacturing Dissent - Rick Caine and Debbie Melnyk Richard D. North
November 20, 2007 Richard D. North asks, could Chris McCandless, a.k.a. Alex Supertramp, have made a good monk? Into the Wild - Sean Penn Richard D. North
November 19, 2007 After seeing Control Richard D. North still wonders why Ian Curtis killed himself: Control - Anton Corbijn Richard D. North
October 04, 2007 David Womersley asks, are writers moral? And can films adequately deal with this question? Ian McEwan's Atonement - Joe Wright David Womersley