Dark Shadows (2012)

The viewers who went to see Dark Shadows during its opening weekend almost all agreed on one thing – it was pretty poorly represented by the trailer that came out some time ago. The trailer emphasised the comedy elements and kept things pretty light and . . . . . fluffy. Thankfully, the movie is...

May 14th, 2012 | Feature, Film Reviews | Read More

Interview: All in Good Time Nigel Cole and Cast

When you look at the poster for All in Good Time after viewing the film, you will genuinely feel that this heartwarming tale is being sold short as a comedy in its tagline. The latest film from director Nigel Cole of Saving Grace and Made in Dagenham fame, a reworking of the play written by [...]

May 11th, 2012 | Feature, Spotlight | Read More

A Game of Shadows – Jude Law Q&A

Robert Downey Jr. reprises his role as the world’s most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, and Jude Law returns as his formidable colleague, Dr. Watson, in Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows. With the bromance and action in full effect and coming to DVD and blu-ray 14th May, flickfeast were lucky enough...

May 8th, 2012 | Feature, Spotlight | Read More

Café de Flore (2011)

Jean Marc Vallée’s Café de Flore is a powerful film about an extraordinary love triangle, that left me feeling inspired on a rainy Monday afternoon. The film tells in parallel the story of two families. Antoine Godin (Kevin Parent) is a DJ based in modern-day Montreal, struggling to come to terms...

May 7th, 2012 | Feature, Film Reviews | Read More

Juan of the Dead (2012)

There will be very few who will deny Cuban Zombie flick Juan of the Dead a day or two of basking in the limelight. It’s not that the film is remarkable by Zombie standards or even as a social satire or even as a straight out comedy, it’s just that at its heart it’s a [...]

May 4th, 2012 | Feature, Film Reviews | Read More

Safe (2012)

Writer Director Boaz Yakin takes billion dollar franchise action hero Jason Statham, to Downtown New York for a furious street fight with the Russian Mob, Asian Triads and some crooked cops in Safe. Fans of the former championship diver and model should be delighted with his excessively pumped physique...

May 4th, 2012 | Feature, Film Reviews | Read More

Interview with Alix Delaporte and Clotilde Hesme

The small fishing village on the grey coast of Normandy is the setting for Alix Delaporte’s lovely debut feature starring Clotilde Hesme as Angèle, a young woman with a dark past looking to reconnect with her young son, who randomly meets local Fisherman Tony played with a quiet intensity by Gregory...

May 3rd, 2012 | Feature, Spotlight | Read More

American Pie: Reunion (2012)

American Pie: Reunion or American Pie 4 or more precisely WHY? is a well meaning and good natured sex comedy where everyone is nice, White, Suburban and of course American, and they all come off satisfied. Sexually and otherwise. Which also makes this film utterly bland like white bread. Reason being...

May 2nd, 2012 | Feature, Film Reviews | Read More

Safe London Premiere

Jason Statham’s new film, the action thriller Safe, had its premiere in London at the IMAX last night and flickfeast was there to catch up with one of the hardest working actors in the business. And we mean that both ways. The generous and gregarious actor dazzled us with his wit, charm and style,...

May 1st, 2012 | Feature, News | Read More

Angèle and Tony (2011)

I imagine this is the French equivalent of one of Mike Leigh’s gloomy British kitchen sink dramas. Holding, as I do, an unfashionable aversion to Mike Leigh’s films, this might have made for a trying evening, but the continental insouciance of all concerned alleviated the gloom quite nicely...

April 30th, 2012 | Feature, Film Reviews | Read More

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