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Author Greg Wetherall

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Having upped sticks and marched down the A13 from Essex into the smog of London, Greg can be found ranting and raging as the Film Correspondent on the Jon Gaunt Show from time to time and also on his weekly 'The Film Review' podcast (plug alert - available on iTunes and Audioboom). Aside from Front Row Reviews, he also scribbles regularly for HeyUGuys. Lowlights, thus far, have been John Hurt scolding with the question 'do you really think like that?', upsetting acclaimed filmmaker Ondi Timoner with his piece for the Sunday Mirror and falling out with the blog editor of the Huffington Post. Oh, and he did bring Liv Ullmann to tears (but in a good way... more of a highlight, that one). He can also be found writing on theatre and music for the Islington Gazette, Ham & High, Hackney Gazette, Bargain Theatre, SupaJam and others. He's often moaning about how tired he is, and he's a frustrated musician.

Exclusive Interview: Director Vicenzo Marra on ‘Equilibrium’ at London Film Festival 2017

October 21, 2017
Features, Interviews, London Film Festival
A priest returns to his Neapolitan homestead after many years away. In picking up his work back home he finds a place beset by crime and corruption. To add to his dismay, news also passes him that one of the lo... Read More...

AlphaGo review – London Film Festival 2017

October 11, 2017
London Film Festival, Reviews
Documentarian Greg Kohs has a history of tracking very human stories. He did so in his 2008 film Song Sung Blue about a couple who were a Neil Diamond tribute act, and he did so in his last outing The Great Alo... Read More...

Breathe – London Film Festival 2017

October 9, 2017
London Film Festival, Reviews
Andy Serkis’s directorial debut charts a topic so worthy and decent that it’s a real pain in the nether regions to have to haul it over the coals. In fact, maybe the coals don’t quite need to be involved – nor ... Read More...

“As I was telling the story, looking at her made up like she was one of these victims, it suddenly made it all very real to me”: Ben Young talks about making his horror film ‘Hounds of Love’

July 27, 2017
Features, Interviews
Ben Young is a young director making waves. With a history of evocative music videos and a number of TV series under his belt, his dark psychological thriller, Hounds of Love, represents his first foray into fe... Read More...

Exclusive: Mamma Mia director Phyllida Lloyd discusses gender inequality and her all-female, prison-set big screen version of ‘Julius Caesar’

July 11, 2017
Interviews
Of the more esoteric and enticing cinema propositions that made its way up to the Edinburgh International Film Festival this year, one-time stage and cinema director of Mamma Mia!, Phyllida Lloyd, brought her q... Read More...

The War for the Planet of the Apes – a fitting final chapter for one of the greatest trilogies of the modern era

July 9, 2017
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Now that the dust can being to settle, it is surely time to anoint the ‘…Apes’ trilogy (2011-2017) as one of the very best of recent times. After all, when you consider that we live in an age where cinema goers... Read More...
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