Film: WHERE DO WE GO NOW? 2011, Fra/Leb/Egypt/Italy, Cert 12A.

Film: WHERE DO WE GO NOW? 2011, Fra/Leb/Egypt/Italy, Cert 12A.

"Where Do We Go Now?" was an exceptional piece of entertainment, filled with great comic moments, and very distinctive musical numbers.  Whilst the pacing is not necessary perfect, it is an engaging drama which looks at the conflicts of politics and religion without feeling heavily lectured.
Worth a look for anyone that wants the crowd-pleasing power of The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, but deals with a much heavy subject matter then those populist films- 50/50, Juno, and Another Year are a few prime examples of such comedy drama that do this really well.

Sunny Saturday Afternoon Trip- 20th April 2013

These are some taken during my trip down to the lock in Abingdon-on-Thames. My camera really picked up on the blue really well for the shots of the river, and finding a derelict boat on the bank was a godsend to create some lovely shots of the landscape.  

Maurice Williamson: 'Rainbow across my electorate'

This is probably the best speech from a politician I have heard in recent years.

Improviso Ensaiado: Os 8 de... Timothy Reckart

Improviso Ensaiado: Os 8 de... Timothy Reckart:
As a fan of Reckhart's oustanding film, Head Over Heels, I find his top 10 films very personal, and yet very interesting to read- even when Google translates the text into English from its original Portuguese language. Worth a read just to get an inside into this director's passion for a broad range of films.

Margaret Thatcher and Hollywood: How Entertainment Portrayed Prime Minister

Margaret Thatcher and Hollywood: How Entertainment Portrayed Prime Minister

Whether you agree or disagree with Thatcher's government during an extraordinary period in modern history, there has been plenty of media that have represented Thatcher throughout the years. Although some other honourable mentions, not featured in this article, include Octopussy, which featured 'Thatcher' receiving a phone call from Roger Moore's James Bond; The Comic Strip Presents The Hunt for Tony Blair had Jennifer Saunders giving her a Sunset-Boulevard make-over for this political noir spoof ; and the TV Movie 'Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk to Finchley' represented Thatcher, in a light-hearted manner from Andrea Riseborough's performance, chronicling her rise as a MP.

Exmouth Trip Part Two- 3rd April 2013

This is the final part of my photographs taken today around Exmouth Beach.

Exmouth Trip Part One- 3rd April 2013

This is the first instalment of several shots taken on a trip down to Exmouth Beach.