Tag: Joel Edgerton
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The Plague Review: Lord of the pools
THE PLAGUE (2025) Ah to be young. When the clamour for social acceptance was ever present, tricky and treacherous, and all while we were at our most vulnerable. For the lucky, sheltered, naive or unrepentant, this time in one’s life is forgettable, and maybe even looked back upon with bliss. Yet, for a lot of…
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Oscars 2026: And the nominees should be…
THE OSCARS (2026) For a while now, I’ve wondered: what does an Oscar winner win exactly? Is it just a trophy? Is it an unbreakable and unspoken contract with the wizards and string-pullers of Hollywood? One that states, you are and were one of us, if even just for a moment. Is it a collective…
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Train Dreams Review: Memoirs of an invisible man
TRAIN DREAMS (2025) What are we doing here, really? It’s a child’s question. It’s the question, whether we meditate on it throughout our lives or distract ourselves long and well enough to avoid it each and every minute. It’s always there. Are we all part of a planetary fabric, woven together, connected and large? Is…