Liam Dunn, Author at We Got This Covered – Page 2 of 2 - Part 2

Liam Dunn

I watches films. Thens I writes abouts thems.

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War Book Review [LFF 2014]

War Book is a chilling portrayal of global catastrophe that feels all too real.

The World Of Kanako Review [LFF 2014]

Though it is relentlessly violent and at times difficult to watch, The World Of Kanako possesses a raw momentum that is undeniable.

Jimi: All Is By My Side Review

Despite a decent performance from André Benjamin and its shots at controversy, Jimi: All Is by My Side is a Hendrix origin story that does nothing innovative with the biopic genre.

Welcome To New York Review

Welcome to New York is depraved, confrontational and insidiously intriguing. Gerard Depardieu’s electric performance needs to be seen to be believed.

Ballet Boys Review

A visually slick documentary, Ballet Boys takes steps toward being an insightful look at the lives of three young male ballet dancers, but unfortunately, it does not go far enough.

The Dirties Review

In meta-mockumentary The Dirties, the all important issue of high school violence is undercut by a little too much preaching and not enough subtlety.

The Two Faces Of January Review

The Two Faces of January is the directorial debut of Hossein Amini, screenwriter of Wings of the Dove and Drive. The film is an old fashioned thriller, much in the vein of Hitchcock and Antonioni. While it is gorgeously rendered and bursting with acting talent, it is a slightly uncertain debut, despite some interesting layers of subtext.