Tag Archives: My Beautiful Broken Brain

Review: Journeyman (2017/18)

Posted on October 15, 2018 by Sam Sewell-Peterson

I really don’t know how he does it. TYRANNOSAUR singled Paddy Considine out as a filmmaker to watch, one with a clear and distinct voice all his own. But apparently just writing and directing just didn’t quite satisfy his creative … Continue reading →

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Review: Notes on Blindness (2016)

Posted on June 28, 2017 by Sam Sewell-Peterson

If you are able, stop what you are doing right now and go watch NOTES ON BLINDNESS. It is a sublime, painfully moving, almost religious experience. While it draws influence from many a source, you’ve never seen a documentary quite … Continue reading →

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Looking Back and Looking Forward: 2016, Part 1

Posted on December 27, 2016 by Sam Sewell-Peterson

2016 has been a terrible year in the multiplexes, not to mention a particularly black one for art and entertainment in general. Blockbusters have rarely been so lacklustre or downright awful. Mercifully the indie film scene has had a far … Continue reading →

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Hard-Hitting Netflix Original Documentary Double Bill

Posted on June 16, 2016 by Sam Sewell-Peterson

How catchy is the title of this piece? Anyway, isn’t streaming brilliant? Convenience and value for money aside, so many interesting documentaries that might otherwise have never found the right outlet for release can now be beamed straight into your … Continue reading →

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