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THE SURFER

May 3, 2025 By Leave a Comment

THE SURFER

THE SURFER is a sundrenched, blood-soaked examination of toxic masculinity and generational trauma that hearkens back to the symbolist dramas of the 60s and 70s with its surreal overtones and pointed commentary. It is also the kind of film for which Nicolas Cage was gifted to us by the universe. If for no other reason,… Read More »

Tagged With: Allegory, Australia, beach, dehydrated incoherence, fascism, flensing, metaphor, surfing, surreal overtones, xenophobia

LONDON ROAD

September 9, 2016 By Leave a Comment

LONDON ROAD

LONDON ROAD brilliantly uses the unreality of ordinary people breaking into song to evoke the unreality of a serial killer on the loose on the otherwise unremarkable eponymous street in the otherwise unremarkable small town of Ipswich, England.  Based on the Royal National Theatre production, original cast intact, that was, in turn, based on the… Read More »

Tagged With: based on a true story, fear, from stage to screen, Ipswich, musical, paranoia, Royal National Theatre, serial killer, xenophobia

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