Tag: Kirsten Dunst

• #midweekfilmclub – On The Road – It’s a bit like the A470…

  Jack Kerouac‘s On The Road is a staple of the Beat Generation; those drug addled, jazz fuelled writers and poets that liberalised publishing in America as it was.  This sprawling, autobiographical book, manifestly takes in endless locations and characters, many a passing blur, as a chameleonic group of hedonistics do their utmost to tear a […]

  Steve Dimmick

  November 15, 2012

  Films, Volunteering

  chapter arts centre, Dean Moriarty, Drugstore Cowboy, Garrett Hedlund, Jack Kerouac, Kirsten Dunst, Kristen Stewart, midweekfilmclub, on the road, Sam Riley, Viggo Mortensen, Walter Salles

• Film: Melancholia, Dir. Lars von Trier – #midweekfilmclub 2

  Dramatic opening, with ridiculously loud classical music. Kirsten Dunst was good as the lead, in this tale of two sisters dealing with impending doom in very different ways. Lots of filler though and not short of weird surrealism either. All in all a bit odd. 6/10 – First Lars von Trier film I’d watched and […]

  Steve Dimmick

  October 12, 2011

  Films, Reviews

  Kirsten Dunst, Lars von Trier, Melancholia, midweekfilmclub