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Mud
film review | 10 May 2013
With each successive project growing in scale and ambition, Mud finds Jeff Nichols at the forefront of American cinema and confirms Timothy E. RAW’s long held suspicions of his being the country’s most significant filmmaker since Paul Thomas Anderson. |
Dead Man's Burden
film review | 10 May 2013
Made for not much more than a fistful of dollars, Jared Moshe’s old school western boasts a female gun toter with true grit and stunning desert vistas but is too busy trotting out archetypes to find an identity of its own says Catherine Stebbins. |
Sun Don't Shine
film review | 6 May 2013
Timothy E. RAW thrills to micro-budget veteran Kate Lyn Sheil who shines bright in a humid, hellish poverty row noir made in the threadbare spirit of the Edgar G. Ulmer classic Detour. It's currently available on the US iTunes store. |
The Look of Love
film review | 30 April 2013
Steve Coogan doesn’t need to try very hard at “becoming” the character of porn baron Paul Raymond when it’s so much easier to play himself says Timothy E. RAW of Michael Winterbottom’s latest tragi-comedy. Emphasis on the tragic. |
Iron Man 3
film review | 30 April 2013
Robert Downey Jnr.’s built in charisma coupled with writer/director Shane Black’s inherent Whedonesque talent – not to mention jaw-dropping and utterly invisible FX work – all come together to make the second Iron Man sequel sing. |
The English Teacher
film review | 26 April 2013
Julianne Moore toplines this Tribeca travesty, a mean spirited comedy without a funny bone or a conscience. New reviewer Catherine Stebbins is appalled by the lack of moral or artistic fibre, demanding the filmmakers stay behind after class. |
Bernie
blu-ray review | 27 April 2013
Bernie was one of Timothy E. RAW's Top 10 Films of 2011 and now it's on UK general release from The Works it's worth revisting his review of Millennium's US Blu-ray. |
Greetings from Tim Buckley
film review | 24 April 2013
This biopic of the late Jeff Buckley plays the Tribeca Film Festival this week and is currently available in both UK & US iTunes stores. Breaking with the conventions of biopic formula, it's not always successful, though it should appeal to newbies and diehard fans alike says Timothy E. RAW. |
Bakumatsu Taiyô-den
blu-ray review | 23 April 2013
Slarek is jumping with delight at Bakumatsu Taiyô-den, a glorious but rarely seen Japanese classic from Kawashima Yûzô, newly released on Blu-ray by Masters of Cinema. |
Love is All You Need
film review | 19 April 2013
Recently released here in the UK, Love is All You Need now makes it's way stateside in cinemas in New York and LA courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics. Timothy E. RAW calls it one of the best films of the year. |
Evil Dead
film review | 17 April 2013
The unnecessary remake of a horror Holy Grail is still essential viewing for gore hounds and better than it has any right to be says Timothy E.RAW. |
Arcadia
film review | 16 April 2013
In the first of a new column focused on small release films playing limited engagements in major cities as well as indies on the fringes of the festival circuit, Timothy E. RAW champions Acardia, a coming of age road trip staring Cine Outsider favourite John Hawkes, which opened in New York this past weekend. |
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Interview with Jeff Nichols
interview | 12 May 2013
To coincide with the UK release of his latest feature, Mud, Timothy E. RAW talks to its talented writer-director Jeff Nichols at the 2013 Sundance London Film Festival. |
Interview with Antonio Campos
interview | 12 April 2013
To mark the UK cinema release of Simon Killer, Timothy E. RAW talks to its director and co-writer Antonio Campos about the film and its predecessor Afterschool. |
In the House / Interview with François Ozon
interview | 29 March 2013
In a rich and varied career, In The House [Dans la maison] is François Ozon's best film yet says Timothy E. RAW, who also talks to the director. |
Interview with Melvil Poupaud and Suzanne Clément
interview | 27 March 2013
To coincide with the release of Xavier Dolan's Laurence Anyways on DVD from Network, Timothy E. RAW interviews lead actors Melvil Poupaud and Suzanne Clément. |
Interview with Eran Creevy
interview | 16 March 2013
Welcome to the Punch opened nationwide yesterday. In a bumper 25 minute interview, writer-dirctor Eran Creevy talks about the new wave of UK action cinema, the importance of great sound design in an action film, working with Ridley Scott and much, much more. |
Interview with Frank Langella, Theodora Dunlap, Sam Bisbee, and Jack Schreler
interview | 9 March 2013
Timothy E. RAW talks to Robot & Frank associate producer Theodora Dunlap, producer Sam Bisbee, director Jack Schreler and lead actor Frank Langella the film at the 2012 London Film Festival |
Interview with Aditya Assarat
interview | 2 March 2013
To mark the UK release of Hi-So by Day for Night Films, Timothy E. RAW compliments his review by talking to its director, Aditya Assarat. |
Am I too old for Twitter? Or just too unsociable?
blog | 21 February 2013
After a near two-month blog break, Slarek wonders if his hopelessness at Twitter is down to his age or the fact that he's just a miserable git. |
Interview with Sally Potter, Elle Fanning and Alice Englert
interview | 11 February 2013
To coincide with Artificial Eye's Blu-ray release of Ginger & Rosa, Timothy E. RAW talks to director Sally Potter and lead actors Elle Fanning and Alice Englert.
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Interview with Brandon Cronenberg
interview | 4 February 2013
To compliment his review of Brandon Cronenberg's debut feature Antiviral, Timothy E. RAW talks to the film's writer and director.
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That was the year that was: Slarek's review of 2012
article | 28 January 2013
Posted even later than last year's hopelessly delayed list, Slarek reflects on the films and discs that lightened his corner of a rather glum world in 2012.
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Interview with Helen Hunt, John Hawkes and Judi Levine
interview | 19 January 2013
To compliment his review of The Sessions, Timothy E. RAW interviews lead actors Helen Hunt and John Hawkes and producer Judi Levine at the 56th London Film Festival.
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