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Rampart – Owen Moverman. Bright, shiny, stylish: and empty

Posted on February 25th, 2012 by Zettel Film Reviewer

Tweet      Rampart – Oren Moverman When did the Hollywood Dream factory re-tool to produce nightmares? Was there a key year; a definitive film? I always feel the repressed misogyny in largely male directed movies finally crossed a borderline with Brian de Palma’s 1980 Dressed To Kill: the first film I remember where I was, […]

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The Army owns your life, your death and your memory

Posted on August 27th, 2011 by Zettel Film Reviewer

Tweet   The Messenger – Oren Moverman Army ownership is eternal. They own your body and a significant chunk of your mind in life; they own your death, from the event through to your funeral and burial; and they own your memory – the how and why you died; the what and why of your […]

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