The final part of the Eastwood retrospective! Unless you count the upcoming ranking of his work… It’s time for a big one, everyone. Hereafter, released in 2010 and starring Matt Damon in the leading role, is Eastwood’s weirdest film to date without a doubt. That’s right, not even a voodoo…

On the upcoming short film by student filmmakers Henry Fish & Sebastiano O’Grady. To see the film, please click here! Those who read my writing frequently will be aware that recently I reviewed Henry Fish’s previous film, titled Limelight (see the review below). Review: Limelight (Henry Fish & Khairah Boukhatem, 2022) Reviewing the award winning short film, directed by students Henry Fish and Khairah Boukhatem.medium.com

On Luca Guadagnino’s 2017 romance drama — spoilers ahead! Reality is most likely not the first word that comes to mind when I, or anyone else for that matter, think back to Luca Guadagnino’s 2017 film, Call Me By Your Name. To put it simply, the dreamy visuals and the…

A (dark) poem. Disgusted by my own lust, Guilt building every time, Uneasy constantly, Humanity stays undefined. All of my worst elements Condensed to a foul brine, World’s dirtiest animal, Give my purity to swine. Addicted to the cycle, Went without it for the longest Only to fall back into the violent…

Part 4 of 5 on Eastwood’s stunning career. The 2000s started pretty roughly for Eastwood, at least in terms of his directorial work. Opening the new century with Space Cowboys… admittedly not his best moment, but also not his worst. Space Cowboys has one hell of a cast, with Eastwood…

Reviewing the award winning short film, directed by students Henry Fish and Khairah Boukhatem. To view Limelight, click HERE. Limelight is a short film that briefly investigates its lead character, Dorothy Doad (Millie Felix), as she deals with some mysterious and eerie issues whilst trying to submit an audition tape…

Part 3 of 5 on the work of Clint Eastwood. The 1990s were a very interesting time for Eastwood’s work, giving maybe his most diverse collection of films. We got a film based on the behind-the-scenes antics on John Huston’s The African Queen, a buddy cop movie where Eastwood gives…

A poem. Trigger warning: Bleak tone, gore. Unable to feel if it’s too hot or too cold Emotional unrest, this bursting by now Unable to control. Anxious to the point of heaving At the thought of you leaving. A final hard goodbye, extended beyond reach Heart relaying lessons that advisors couldn’t teach Skin cells can replace themselves But you left scars that will not heal I leave a trail of blood on these streets They traced it to my Achilles’ heel.