The Sound of Cinema: Heartbeats
Virginie looks at the soundtrack to Canadian film Heartbeats in the newest installment of our Sound of Cinema series.
Author Virginie Robe
Virginie Robe
Ex-Film Editor and future ex-MA student, dissecting films since 2006.
Total articles: 56Review: Frank ★★★☆☆
Based on the memoirs of Jon Ronson, Frank offers a biopic of the man, wannabe…
Review: Silent Sonata ★★★★★
Directed in 2010, it took Silent Sonata four years to hit the UK ground. The film…
Blu-ray Review: Couscous ★★★☆☆
Couscous, released in 2007, offers a social reflection upon the economical situation in France and its implications on the working class.
Magnificent seven: the best film characters to have round for dinner
Virginie picks her top seven dinner party guests from the world of film.
The Edge Live-Blogs The Movies #5: Kill Bill Volume II (2003) by Quentin Tarantino
We are back! The Edge Live-Blogs The Movies returns to live-blog Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill: Volume II (2003). We will be blogging our opinions on the film as it unfolds, starting at 9.30PM!
Review: Yves Saint Laurent ★★☆☆☆
This is a watchable though rather forgettable insight into an influential man’s life, says Virginie Robe.
Review: Only Lovers Left Alive ★★★★★
Forget about the disastrous Twilight series and their so-called modern representation of vampires, Jim Jarmusch…
DVD Review: Blue is the Warmest Colour ★★★★☆
Virginie Robe reviews the excellent romantic drama Blue is the Warmest Colour
Review: Nymphomaniac: Volume II ★★★☆☆
The story continues with a disturbing and disappointing second instalment.
Review: Nymphomaniac: Part I ★★★★★
Lars von Trier has made a remarkable film that hints that the most extreme material is still to come.
Review: The Wolf of Wall Street ★★★★☆
The fifth collaboration between Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese, The Wolf of Wall Street, cleverly offers what it promises, says Virginie Robe.
BluChristmas #73: Man on Wire (2008)
Virginie Robe chooses Man on Wire as a documentary all cinema-lovers must ask for this Christmas.
BluChristmas #52: Delicatessen (1991)
Set in a post-apocalyptical France, Delicatessen (1991) is Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Michel Caro’s very personal…