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‘Joan Baez: I Am a Noise’, Cinéma Aventure, Brussels

By David Kintore

It’s good to be back in Brussels. Such a great city for cinema, art, and beer. Skipping breakfast, I headed out this Saturday morning to see the James Ensor – Inspired by Brussels exhibition at the 18th century Palace of Charles of Lorraine. The palace is a fabulous opulent setting which would have been worth […]

June 15, 2024 Filed Under: Cinema Visits

‘Evil Does Not Exist’, The Garden Cinema London

By David Kintore

Just spent a couple of days in Brighton on a rare foray to the south coast of England. It was unusually cold for mid-April and a thick haar hung in the air when I arrived. There was a whiff of faded grandeur about the seafront buildings though the streets were vibrant when the sun finally […]

June 2, 2024 Filed Under: Cinema Visits

‘Limbo’, DCA, Dundee

By David Kintore

Great to be back in a cinema watching a film on the big screen for the first time since lockdown 18 months ago. And tonight’s film, ‘Limbo’, directed by Ben Sharrock, was hugely enjoyable. The showing was in Screen 1 at DCA. Social distancing was still in place so the auditorium wasn’t full but that […]

August 15, 2021 Filed Under: Cinema Visits

‘Parasite’, Filmhouse, Edinburgh

By David Kintore

The snow started falling as we walked along Lothian Road towards Princes Street. Within minutes the snow stopped and there was a bright blue sky. Then it got grey and wet and windy again; a fickle February day. The wind was beginning to bite as we headed up Cockburn Street in Edinburgh’s imposing Old Town […]

February 22, 2020 Filed Under: Cinema Visits

‘Uncut Gems’, DCA, Dundee

By David Kintore

After the first fifteen minutes or so of ‘Uncut Gems’ I was thinking this is great but there’s no way that directors Benny and Josh Safdie can keep up the film’s manic intensity and tempo. But they do. The invasive music is set at a higher than normal level in relation to the spoken dialogue, […]

January 19, 2020 Filed Under: Cinema Visits

‘Mrs Lowry & Son’, DCA, Dundee

By David Kintore

Before the film we dropped into Tailend restaurant and enjoyed a meal of sea bream and Thai seafood curry, washed down with a pint of Eden Mill Shipwreck IPA and a gin cocktail. This basement restaurant is a welcome sanctuary on a dreich day like today. The food was great, especially the Thai seafood curry […]

September 14, 2019 Filed Under: Cinema Visits

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