LFF Review: Queen of Katwe
Film Editor Hollie reviews Mira Nair’s inspiring film, starring Lupita Nyong’o and David Oyelowo.
Author Hollie Geraghty
Hollie Geraghty
Former Film Editor for The Edge, second year history student, Irish dancer and film enthusiast. My biggest inspiration is by Bear Grylls. Yes Bear Grylls. Originally from West London.
Total articles: 72
LFF Review: Manchester by the Sea
Film Editor Hollie continues her London Film Festival coverage with a review of Kenneth Lonergan’s indie drama starring Casey Affleck.
LFF Review: La La Land
Film editor Hollie reviews one of the most anticipated films in the London Film Festival programme, the mesmerising musical which tells the story of two aspiring performers who fall in love.
LFF Review: A United Kingdom
Film editor Hollie continues her coverage of London Film Festival with Amma Asante’s story of a marriage which shook two nations.
LFF Review: Moonlight
Film editor Hollie continues her coverage of the 60th BFI London Film Festival, reviewing Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight – a moving story of self-discovery.
LFF Review: Christine
Film editor Hollie begins her coverage of the 60th London Film Festival with the tragic story of news presenter who struggles to find fulfillment.
The Edge talks to: Daniel Ragussis
To celebrate the release of Imperium this week, film editor Hollie spoke to director Daniel Ragussis about the film, politics, and where he’s going next.
First Look Review: Imperium
Film editor Hollie takes a look at Daniel Radcliffe in his most challenging role yet, playing an undercover FBI agent posing as a Neo-Nazi skinhead in ‘Imperium’.
A Letter To: Danny Boyle
Ahead of the anticipated release of T2: Trainspotting, film editor Hollie writes to director Danny Boyle, celebrating his unique style and talent.
#Freddie70: Our Favourite Freddie Mercury Moments
On the 70th anniversary of his birth, our writers have come together to share their favourite memories of the late Queen frontman.
60th BFI London Film Festival Programme announced
The full programme for the 60th BFI London Film Festival has been released which features highly anticipated releases such as A United Kingdom and La La Land.
“I like the process of acting, not the execution”: an interview with Gary Stretch
Gary Stretch explores the male psyche, playing evil characters and My Father Die in this interview from FrightFest 2016.
FrightFest Review: My Father Die
In The Edge’s continued FrightFest coverage, film editor Hollie reviews Sean Brosnan’s directorial debut, My Father Die.
“To be believed, onstage or on screen, is the one hope that all actors share”: A tribute to Gene Wilder
The Edge writers reflect on their favourite roles of the recently passed Gene Wilder.