jonathan glen Archive

Fill The Void DVD Review

It is an amazing opportunity that films offer us, a unique chance to view other worlds and cultures completely removed from our own.
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Orca – The Killer Whale DVD Review

First of all, it has to be said, that Orca – The Killer Whale is one of the stupidest films ever made.
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Le Mani Sulla Citta (Hands Over the City) DVD Review

It comes as no surprise to see the Masters of Cinema series deliver once again. This time they are serving up a course of fantastic Italian fare from 1963, Francesco Rosi’s politically charged Hands Over the City (Le Mani Sulla Citta). Focusing on post Second World War Napoli, Rosi constructs a story of corruption and [...]
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White Dog DVD Review

Towards the end of his career Samuel Fuller made what is perhaps his most well known and accomplished film in The Big Red One, a tale of soldiers during World War II starring Lee Marvin. Some called it the greatest war film ever made.
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Fire In The Blood DVD Review

This is what documentary is all about, passion, resistance, a voice for the voiceless.
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The Rocket Review

On the surface of it, a film about the journey of a Laotian family written and directed by an Australian does not necessarily inspire but Kim Mordaunt knows South East Asia very well having lived and worked there for many years.
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