The Demented Fairy Tale That Is ‘Detroit’: A Film by Kathryn Bigelow Luisa Mitchell·November 8, 2017Where do I begin with this astonishing film? Detroit (2017) dramatises the historical accounts of the Algiers Motel...Art and Film·0 Comments··6 views
Escaping War and Weaving Magic: The Gaza Children’s Cinema Luisa Mitchell·October 28, 2017In 2013, the only activity 10-year-old, Palestinian-born Ahmed could participate in was long, gruelling hours on the Gaza...Art and Film·0 Comments··24 views
‘The Journey’: A Film That Pushes Politics Aside to Expose Our Humanity Luisa Mitchell·October 28, 2017Directed by Nick Hamm and written by Colin Bateman, The Journey is worth a watch if you’re an...Art and Film·0 Comments··5 views
A Conversation With Kim Petalas, Director of the British Film Festival Luisa Mitchell·October 23, 2017In lead up to the fifth year of the British Film Festival Grok spoke to the festival’s Program Director, Kim...Art and Film·0 Comments··69 views
‘I Am My Own Wife’: The Astonishing Story of a Woman That Should Have Astounded … But Didn’t Luisa Mitchell·October 16, 2017“Oh shit,” I exclaimed on Saturday afternoon, lying in the sun at South Beach. I had forgotten that...Art and Film·0 Comments··4 views
‘1984’ At His Majesty’s: The Future of 2017? Luisa Mitchell·August 8, 2017Have you ever thought that the government is watching us, manipulating our lives and distracting us with violent...Art and Film·0 Comments··6 views
Princess Mononoke: Twenty Years On Luisa Mitchell·July 14, 2017Set at the dawn of the Iron Age in Medieval Japan, when indigenous people like the Emishi were...Art and Film·0 Comments··26 views
‘Don’t Tell’: A Tale That Needs To Be Told Luisa Mitchell·July 3, 2017Don’t Tell is a gripping, suspenseful Australian drama about the incredibly important, but underrepresented, issue of child abuse....Art and Film·0 Comments··6 views
