Reviews

Book review – The Fall by Albert Camus

The Fall begins in what was always one of my favourite cities whenever I set foot in it: Amsterdam. Specifically […]

I’d hate to sound like one of those older simians who always speak with warm nostalgia about the past and

The dry, dusty and vast expanses of the Free State serve as a fine backdrop for the distances that can

Hey Arnold!: The Movie may be wrapped in bright colours and the childlike antics of its cast, but its heart

Stephen Fry’s The Odyssey is not merely a retelling of Homer’s epic; it is a sincere invitation to step into

Link to IMDB Listing I caught Mr. 3000 on TV the other day, and honestly, it hit me in a

Cuba seems like a wonderful place. At least Hemingway makes it seem that way. His characters living a lifestyle similar

Link to IMDB Listing Blast from the Past is one of those films that lend weight to the argument that

Link to IMDB Listing “Go where your heart tells you to and you won’t go wrong.” Some stories stick with

“Thou mayest.” Some books find you at the exact right moment, when you’re raw, uncertain, searching for something solid to