Photographers Defying Traditional Notions of Sex, Love and War
Here are some of FIB’s current favourite photographers, who push creative and conceptual boundaries in relation to sex, love and war in their work. 1.
Jun Takahashi: Undercover Designer
If you’ve been living under a rock, maybe you’ve missed the rise of Undercover: Japanese designer Jun Takahashi’s ground-breaking fashion brand that blends punk rebellion
FIB Film Review: King of Thieves
The first thing that strikes you about a film where Michael Caine, Jim Broadbent, Ray Winstone, Michael Gambon and Tom Courtenay play criminals staging one
FIB Film Review: Ralph Breaks the Internet
A film that inspires nostalgia through a multi-generational gaming narrative is just what Disney delivered with box office hit, Wreck-It Ralph. I’m still not sure what
Forty Years Later, ‘Alien’ Continues to Terrify and Fascinate Us
In 1979, Ridley Scott’s Alien burst forth from the chest of the silver screen. With a splattering of blood and slime, Alien still makes us scream
‘If Beale St Could Talk’ and Radical Love
A stirring follow-up to his Best Picture Winning, Moonlight, Barry Jenkins gives us a sensual dedication to love in intimate spaces that is both the
FIB Film Review: Hotel Artemis
If we judged movies purely on originality this might have been the film of the year. It’s the near future and water shortages in urban
FIB Film Review: First Man
After reading a few very dismissive reviews about how robotic Ryan Gosling was as the late Neil Armstrong I wondered if that accounted for the
FIB Film Review: Mile 22
Even though it came out before this film, I watched Peter Berg’s Mark Wahlberg-starrer Deepwater Horizon more recently than Mile 22, and it made me realise what disposable
FIB Film Review: The Predator
“I’ve held on too tight, I’ve lost the edge”, said Cougar (John Stockwell) to his commander (James Tolkan) at the beginning of Top Gun. After
A Protest in Heels – “Dumplin'” Doesn’t Hold Back
With an opening scene that includes the line “It’s hard being a diamond in a rhinestone world”, you know you’re in for a good time. Dumplin’ offers
FIB Film Review – Anon
I’ll remain an Andrew Niccol fan for life, but he’s disappointed me lately with Good Kill, The Host and In Time, so I went into Anon
FIB Film Review: Mission: Impossible – Fallout
I realised back around the time of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol that we had a franchise worthy of being the American James Bond. Mission: Impossible – Rogue
Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich
Like Lesbian Vampire Killers, Cowboys and Aliens or Dead Snow, this cheapie love letter to the horror genre tries to construct a high concept USP made up of only
