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Chloe Kennedy

Cannes You Believe? – The Diversity of the Cannes Film Festival

Chloe Kennedy makes the case that the Cannes Film Festival’s regulations and attitude are due for some drastic change.

Jun 13, 2019 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Screen, Festivals and Awards, Screen Features Tagged With: festival, Cannes, quentin tarantino, Diversity, alice rohrwacher, female directors

Review: Mid90s

Mid90s is a nostalgic slice of time from debut director and writer Jonah Hill (yes, that Jonah Hill). Following Stevie, played by Sunny Suljic of Killing of a Sacred Dear, a thirteen-year-old in 1990s Los Angeles. The film’s lack of narrative navigates the lives of skating teenagers wasting time in their long summers, negotiating with […]

May 13, 2019 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: nostalgia, coming of age, lucas hedges, Toronto International Film Festival, mid90s, Jonah Hill, Sunny Suljic

Fashion on Film: Donna Sheridan

OK, so let’s forget the poncho. Donna Sheridan (aka the beautiful Meryl Streep or Lily James) from Mamma Mia! hits some serious fashion goals. First off: dungarees. Comfortable and great for when you need to spontaneously repaint your bedroom to a hot-pink. Find a billowy white shirt and you’ll look ready to hop on a […]

Feb 25, 2019 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Lifestyle, Fashion and Beauty Tagged With: Film, mammamia, donna sheridan

Columbus – Review

Now this is a film that owes a lot to its location shooting. It’s stunning. Kogonada’s debut film, Columbus is visually beautiful and is shot very much like a Wes Anderson picture. In fact, Kogonada describes himself as an “academic-turned-filmmaker”, starting his filmic career in video essays around well-known directors (including Anderson). His debut feature follows […]

Nov 29, 2018 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: Architecture, Wes Anderson, film review, lost in translation, columbus, kogonada, john cho

An Interview with Kermode and Mayo

Imagine watching your favourite podcast in front of your very eyes, but you’re a part of it. You let their witterings unfold and bounce off from one another. Never has there been a couple that so bickered… that are also unmarried. Never has there been a couple so different in style. Simon wears a knitted […]

Nov 28, 2018 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Screen, Screen Features, Screen Interviews Tagged With: interview, journalism, author, screenplay, bbc radio, mark kermode, simon mayo

An interview with Jo Southwell

Starting in acting, director/actor Jo Southwell made her debut short in 2012, Holding On, and has been hooked ever since. Winning many awards for her shorts (Deirdre, Cover Me, The GunMan and Entrance No Exit), she talks to Exeposé Screen about her upcoming feature and projects as well as being a woman in the film […]

Nov 14, 2018 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Screen, Screen Features, Screen Interviews Tagged With: Short Film, alzheimer's, British Film, #MeToo, jo southwell, girls on film, film interview, film production

The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina – Review

A Netflix reboot of 90s classic Sabrina the Teenage Witch, now called The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, takes on a much darker and aesthetic tone to the original series. Fronted by Kiernan Shipka (you’ll know her face from Mad Men), Sabrina is a half-witch, half-mortal teenager who must choose whether follow the Devil or be […]

Nov 5, 2018 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: sabrina the teenage witch, chilling adventures of sabrina, salem, miranda otto, kiernan shipka

Review: Cold War

Pawel Pawlikowski, Oscar-winning director of Ida, brings us another stunner: Cold War, a beautiful and bittersweet romance set against the backdrop of Cold War-wracked Europe after World War II. Musician Wiktor (Tomasz Kat) and singer Zula (Joanna Kulig) fall destructively in love whilst under Soviet rule and attempt to leave for Paris, both making a […]

Sep 26, 2018 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: musical, Jennifer Lawrence, Poland, foreign film, Cannes Film Festival, Cold War, film review

Review: Whitney

Taking an in-depth look into the life and music of Whitney Houston, documentary film Whitney, directed by Kevin Macdonald, harnesses archive footage alongside new interviews to shed light on Whitney’s talent, as well as her tragedy. Macdonald is no stranger to a documentary, having won an academy award for Best Documentary for One Day in […]

Jul 6, 2018 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: whitney huston, kevin macdonald, the bodyguard, i will always love you, i wanna dance with somebody

Review: Swimming with Men

Oliver Parker’s Swimming with Men follows Eric Scott, played by Rob Brydon, as he navigates a mid-life crisis. Eric feels lost and consequently seeks new meaning in his life which, until encountering some middle-aged men doing synchronised swimming – who rescue him from the bottom of the pool, like saviours – lacked fulfilment. Deciding to […]

Jul 6, 2018 By Chloe Kennedy Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: sport, Comedy, submarine, rob brydon, swimming with men, charlotte riley

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