Davies’ biopic reveals Dickinson’s world as both refuge and prison, where poetry becomes her only means of resistance.
Davies’ biopic reveals Dickinson’s world as both refuge and prison, where poetry becomes her only means of resistance.
Today we’re starting a series of posts in which members of the Reel Talk editorial team discuss their favourite biopics from new and seasoned directors.
First up: There’s no era of rock quite like this one, so we’re diving into The Dirt (2019) to relive Mötley Crüe’s chaotic climb from misfit beginnings to heavy-metal infamy on the big screen.
Jake Diamond reviews I Am Legend (2007) for the Practice of Film Criticism 2024.
Lily Stripe reviews The Blue Lagoon (1980) for the Practice of Film Criticism 2024.
Fiola Odusote reviews Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022) for the Practice of Film Criticism 2024.
Discover the quiet brilliance of Wim Wenders’ ‘Perfect Days’ (2023) in Michael’s insightful essay.
Yu Hua reviews Fallen Angels (1991) for the Practice of Film Criticism 2024.
Harry Molloy reviews Superman: the Movie (1978) for the Practice of Film Criticism 2024.
Ying Qi reviews Tangled (2010) for the Practice of Film Criticism 2024.
Madeleine Lear reviews One Hour Photo (2002) for the Practice of Film Criticism 2024.