- Anthony Head: Acting KingAnthony Stewart head has been something of a pop-culture stalwart these past ten years, having...
- Max Beesley: The Great SurvivorThe English have a rich history when it comes to long-form science fiction with some...
- Neill Blomkamp: Straight Outta JoburgWhile the name Neill Blomkamp may not garner much recognition at the moment, the short...
- Peter Jackson: That 70s ShowSince the mammoth undertaking and subsequent release of his King Kong remake in 2005, Oscar...
- Alessandra Torresani: Ex MachinaIt could be argued that 2004’s Battlestar Galactica has redefined the parameters of contemporary science...
- Bam Margera: Jackass at HeartHaving making headlines for their antics in the streets of Japan, India and Australia during...
- GANTZ: ReviewWith Hollywood showing no signs of relenting on their homogenized blockbuster comic book exploits, Japanese...
- Ōba: The Last Samurai: ReviewThere is an inherent debate that usually surfaces whenever Japan enters the arena of factual...
- A Honeymoon in Hell: Mr & Mrs Oki’s Fabulous Trip: ReviewFull of idiosyncratic social commentary underscored with droll comedic styling Ryuichi Honda’s A Honeymoon in...
- The Wings of the Kirin: ReviewThe Japanese have a habit, and a knack, of adapting popular low-budget television series for...
- Mamoru Hosoda Leader of the PackWith a history that can be traced to the 12th century, Japanese cartoons, or manga...
- The Kirishima Thing: ReviewRegardless of creed, culture or country there is a singularly unifying trial that all teenagers...
- Miwa Nishikawa: Dream MerchantNot unlike most film cultures across the globe, Japan’s cinematic history has borne a significant...
- Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) RedoA leviathan of contemporary anime, revered by legions of fans globally, Hideki Anno’s Evangelion mythos...
- Star Trek Into Darkness: ReviewWhen you look over the cinematic excursions of J.J. Abrams, the 46-year-old producer, writer and...
- Yoshihiro Fukagawa: Poetry in MotionYou’d be forgiven in assuming a biopic of an elderly Japanese poet might not seem...
- My Man: ReviewIn what will inevitably be hailed as one of the years more contentious films, comes...
- Pale Moon: ReviewBased on the bestselling novel The Eighth Day, from acclaimed author Mitsuyo Kakuta, and selected to...
- Attack on Titan: Part One: ReviewWhile Japan’s anime industry is revered domestically as something of a national treasure, it’s still...
- Scott Bakula: Leaping BackDuring the late 1970s a quiet revolution within American television was underway as a select...
