The Boy David Story
December 9th, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
A compressed retelling of six award-winning documentary films shot between 1980 and 1999, The Boy David Story travels between Peru,
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Thirteen
December 5th, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
A hormonally-charged, occasionally hysterical film, Thirteen is hardly your typical portrait of teenage girlhood. But first-time director Catherine Hardwicke’s film
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
November 28th, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
An old-fashioned yarn of seafaring derring-do, Master and Commander throws together the best action sequences seen on many a voyage
Dara O’Briain: This Is The Show
November 22nd, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
Dara O’Briain had hoped to call his DVD ‘Craic Dealer’, but sadly, that was too near the knuckle for supermarket
Love Actually
November 21st, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
Love Actually is both easy to love and easy to despise. If you can avoid the hype – and let’s
Mystic River
October 19th, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
A flawed but engaging film, Mystic River succeeds through the sheer weight of talent involved. After the underwhelming Blood Work,
Interview with David Lopez Jackson
October 1st, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
David Lopez Jackson has had more than 100 operations to reconstruct his face since he was discovered by a Swiss
Ned Kelly
September 26th, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
Given the furore that enveloped his Buffalo Soldiers, it’s perhaps understandable that director Gregor Jordan’s take on the Ned Kelly
Once Upon a Time in Mexico
September 26th, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
Robert Rodriguez is a talented man. As Once Upon A Time in Mexico’s opening credits relate, he wrote, directed, “shot,
Anne-Marie Duff and Peter Mullan
September 7th, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
Actress Anne-Marie Duff and director Peter Mullan discuss making The Magdalene Sisters, becoming Kenneth Branagh and squaring up to Bruce
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