by KJ Doughton | Jul 12, 2005 | Film and DVD Review
After a string of limp, lacklustre comic book adaptations, we’ve finally got what we deserved – a film version of a graphic novel which actually resembles its source material. KJ Doughton wonders if Robert Rodriguez’s new film might be his best yet
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by KJ Doughton | May 1, 2005 | Film and DVD Review
The human consequences of the global drug trade are explored in this powerful film, which examines the issue through the first-hand experiences of a young Colombian woman in search of a better life. Review by KJ Doughton
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by KJ Doughton | Apr 12, 2005 | Feature Item
The Vietnamese director Minh Nguyen-Vo may have started out as a physics teacher, but his low-budget film Buffalo Boy is currently making waves on the festival circuit and looks set to make his name as a serious filmmaker. Interview by KJ Doughton
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by KJ Doughton | Nov 9, 2004 | Film and DVD Review
The modern world is ruled by big business, but how many of us really know what goes on behind the glass doors of the world’s biggest companies? KJ Doughton reviews a new documentary that aims to shed some light on the subject
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by KJ Doughton | Jul 20, 2004 | Film and DVD Review
Before Sunrise explored a chance meeting between an American traveller and a French graduate student on the romantic streets of Paris. The sequel revisits the same characters nine years on – but is the spark still there? KJ Doughton thinks so
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