Carey Mulligan Archive

Shame Blu Ray Review

Shame is the latest feature from British Artist Steve McQueen. The story takes place in New York City and follows the life of Brandon, whose antics are soon revealed to be part of a sexual addiction. When his equally unstable sister comes to stay with him unexpectedly the true extent of his addiction and the [...]
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Warner’s release first images of ‘The Great Gatsby’

In 2012, Baz Luhrmann returns to our screens with his adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby starring Tobey Maguire, Carey Mulligan and Leonardo DiCaprio. Although there have been several unofficial shots cropping up online, Warner Bros. have finally released some stills from the film, check them out below. Narrated from the point of view [...]
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LFF Review: Shame

British director Steve McQueen is slowly working his way through the spectrum of human feelings. He began with Hunger, a film that gave cinematic life to the events within a prison where the hunger strike of IRA member Bobby Sands took place. And now McQueen has moved on to Shame, a haunting, lingering portrait of [...]
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If You Liked… Drive

This fortnightly article will take a look at a current release and recommend three films based on different aspects of the film in question. Hopefully each recommendation will be diverse and slightly unpredictable, as hopefully some this week show. Let’s kick off with three films for you to watch if you liked Nicholas Winding Refn’s [...]
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Drive Review

History has shown that if you choose to get into the car with Nicolas Winding Refn you’re in for quite a ride. He showed this with Bronson, where Tom Hardy played Britain’s most insatiable and inimitable criminal, and now he shows it again coaxing another brilliantly nuanced performance from an equally gifted – and equally man [...]
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New ‘One Day’ Posters released

David Nicholls' 'One Day' is a 2009 novel which has been compared to 'When Harry Met Sally...'. The book which has become a bestseller is being adapated for screen by Lone Scherfig who directed 2009's runaway winner, 'An Education' starring Carey Mulligan and Peter Sarsgaard.
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