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BFI London Film Festival 2016 – The Movies I Got Tickets For

By Cognitive Space on 15/09/2016

October has come around again and excitement is in the air as its BFI London Film Festival 2016 time once again and after missing last year I’m doubly excited for this year’s set of movies. Here is the round up of movies I got tickets for – the selection is pretty dark compared to […]

London Film Festival 2013: Northwest (Nordvest) Review

By Cognitive Space on 22/11/2013

Many crime stories tell a similar story of the characters rise (and in many times fall) of power. Some are told to such epic proportions that the story becomes far removed from everyday life. Occasionally a movie comes along with that same entertainment value of this epic crime stories but tells a very simple and […]

London Film Festival 2013: Rigor Mortis Review

By Cognitive Space on 22/11/2013

Rigor Mortis plays homage to the classic Hong Kong kung fu horror movies of the 80’s of which I’m a fan of. Hopping vampires known as Jiangshi and plenty of kung fu these films had them all. My first exposure to these were the Samo Hung classic Encounters of the Spooky and Lam Ching Ying […]

London Film Festival 2013: The Strange Colour of Your Body’s Tears (L’étrange couleur des larmes de ton corps) Review

By Cognitive Space on 22/11/2013

London Film Festival 2013: The Strange Colour of Your Body’s Tears (L’étrange couleur des larmes de ton corps) Review “Style over substance in movie” is often used in negative sense to describe a movie that generally has a lot of visual style and uses this to compensate the lack of story. There are some movies […]