The Way I See It
The shipyard painter, political activist and razor-sharp cartoonist Bob Starrett has just written a new book The Way I See It on his eventful life and times. Below we reprint one of his stories and review an essential read
La Boheme
ENO's production of La Boheme is a triumph,
388 Arletta Ave (15)
Directed by Randal Cole
Thursday 26 April 2012
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With all the attempts to invade our privacy by government quangos, it's no surprise that a writer-director like Randal Cole would turn up with an unusual stalker movie.
Not so much because it's almost all shot on digital cameras that allow a stranger to terrorise James (Nick Stahl) when his wife (Mia Kirshner) suddenly disappears.
The who, what and why become irrelevant. Nobody believes him, especially since he never manages to actually come up with any evidence.
Running through all the tropes of the horror genre, the film becomes increasingly irritating by simply suggestion that there might be somebody out there watching you.
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