“It is movies like ‘This World We Live in’ that we need more than ever” according to Katie Doyle in her review of Gage Oxley’s LGBT+ short film about a young man’s battle to uncover his sexuality in an oppressive society.
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‘1984’, Michael Radford’s adaptation of George Orwell’s famous novel, “is an important film because of its ageless quality” according to Katie Doyle in her review.
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Ken Loach’s documentary on the development of social standards and the National Health Service in the UK, ‘Spirit of ’45’, has been reviewed by Katie Doyle.
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In Part 2 of her ‘Movies I Had A Religious/Spiritual Experience With’ series, Katie Doyle outlines three more films that have had a profound effect on her faith and spirituality.
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A person’s faith can have a profound effect on their cinema watching experience and, sometimes, the cinema watching experience can have a profound effect on a person’s faith. Katie Doyle’s journey through cinema has been bullet pointed by such moments. In this piece, the first of two articles, she outlines three movies she had a spiritual experience with.
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1960s British Horror is the home of Katie Doyle’s thoughts this Halloween, courtesy of her experience with Amicus Productions’ first Portmanteau: ‘Dr Terror’s House of Horrors’.
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2016’s ‘Trek’ offering, ‘Star Trek Beyond’, as directed by Justin Lin, has been reviewed by resident Trekkie Katie Doyle, here.
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‘Bowie: The Man Who Changed the World’ (2016), a documentary feature that told the story of the legendary artist David Bowie, has been reviewed by Katie Doyle.
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‘A Woman’s Vengeance’ (1948) has been reviewed by Katie Doyle. See where this “stylish melodrama full of huge characters” ranks on our 24 point scale.
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‘Three Days In Auschwitz’ (2015) has been reviewed. See what Katie Doyle makes of Phillipe Mora’s documentary, here.
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The world's 2nd largest cinema chain, Cineworld, have announced that