"This is a story about a new strain of an old oppression, a fresh alienation from a long-standing social order" - Ian Maleney on Ken Loach's I, Daniel Blake
Joined13th May 2010
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'A boozy, sweaty, violent, side-burned mess of a film' - Ian Maleny on High Rise
'quality sludge from a band who know exactly what they’re doing' - Ian Maleney on Slomatics' recently reissued Kalceanna and Flooding The Weir
'This is the logic of Venn diagrams, of Boolean gates, of OKCupid' - Ian Maleney on The Lobster
'its untethered nature, its lack of specificity, is frustrating when it is trying to be a close-up of a particular fractured family' - Ian Maleney on You're Ugly Too
'an echo, a ghostly presence gifted to us by the powers of magnetic tape' - Ian Maleney on David Toop's 1978 recordings of Yanomami ritual songs & ceremonies
Hilde Marie Holsen 'transforms the simply beautiful into the sublime' on Ask, says Ian Maleney
The Look Of Silence is 'intensely personal in a way that The Act of Killing is certainly not' says Ian Maleney
'blunted fragments of a monumental whole' - Ian Maleney on Prurient's Frozen Niagara Falls
'There are many choices we can make, few are presented to us here' - Ian Maleney on Russell Brand's The Emperor’s New Clothes
