Despite featuring a well-honed sense of visual flair, Trance is an appalling pile of drivel, assailing the audience with a chaotic story that never once makes you care about what’s going on. Read more »
Posts Categorized: Arts
The Disappearance: A Primer on Loss – Genevieve Jurgensen
Our collective attention span is short, but as Genevieve Jurgensen demonstrates in her 1994 memoir, the aftermath of disaster, though unfolding laboriously, is often more compelling than disaster itself. Read more »
Train Dreams – Denis Johnson
The novella contains a thick sense of atmosphere, resonating beautifully through Johnson’s sparse writing. Read more »
Games – Journey
You’re trailing through a landscape of tumbling hills and crashing mountain faces with bag of ...Read more »
Visual Arts – It’s the Little Things: Saskia Leek at the Dowse
Desk Collection is a retrospective of Saskia Leek’s paintings currently at the Dowse in Lower ...Read more »
Theatre – Indian Ink’s Jacob Rajan
An interview with theatre company Indian Ink’s founding partner Jacob Rajan Read more »
Film – What’s On
Rust and Bone: The effervescent Marion Cotillard received considerable praise for her performance in this ...Read more »
Film Review – Liberal Arts
Directed by Josh Radnor I was really looking forward to Liberal Arts, Josh Radnor’s second ...Read more »
Film Review – No
Directed by Pablo Larrain Given enough time, most events will offer themselves as perfect analogies ...Read more »
LiTWITure: Wuthering Heights
@heathcliff1845: @cath_earnshaw sup cathy. how u? @heathcliff1845: @cath_earnshaw are you ignoring me cathy #dontignoremecathy @lintonT: ...Read more »