by Beth Gilligan | May 1, 2005 | Book Review
There are enough books about feminist issues in film to fill several libraries, but until now there have been relatively few that focus on the representation of masculinity in cinema. Beth Gilligan thinks the topic’s too large for one book to cope with
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by Beth Gilligan | Sep 12, 2004 | Film and DVD Review
Real estate, industrial-scale drug deals, contract hits and the life of an L.A taxi driver all find their way into this complex new thriller from director Michael Mann. Beth Gilligan enjoys the latest story set in the City of Angels
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by Beth Gilligan | Jul 26, 2004 | Film and DVD Review
The trend for modern remakes continues with this update of the classic small-town fable, centring on a town of eerily similar housewives, first made in 1975. Beth Gilligan wonders why the filmmakers decided to swap suspense for satire
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by Beth Gilligan | Jul 8, 2004 | Film and DVD Review
Nick Cassavetes has acheived the same kind of cult following as his father, John – mainly because he has worked almost entirely within the sphere of mainstream Hollywood filmmaking. Beth Gilligan checks out his latest effort
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by Beth Gilligan | May 25, 2004 | Feature Item
Documentary is definitely entering something of a golden age, spearheaded by groundbreaking directors such as Michael Moore and Kevin Macdonald. Beth Gilligan reports on a panel discussion about the documentary’s future at the recent Tribeca Film Festival
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