
Katie Smith-Wong
Freelance Film Critic at Freelance
Reviews Editor at Flickfeast
🇬🇧🇭🇰 🍅-approved film critic and journo. Member of @theOAFFC, @londoncritics, @TheCherryPicks, @IFSCritics and @OFCS.
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2 weeks ago |
moviemarker.co.uk | Katie Smith-Wong
Released: 11 April 2025Director: James HawesStarring: Rami Malek, Lawrence Fishburne, Rachel BrosnahanBased on the eponymous 1981 novel by James Littell, The Amateur is the second feature film by One Life director James Hawes. Starring an ensemble cast that includes Rami Malek, Lawrence Fishburne and Rachel Brosnahan, the vigilante thriller follows a CIA cryptographer who embarks on a revenge mission after the death of his wife.
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1 month ago |
flickfeast.co.uk | Katie Smith-Wong
Starring Robert de Niro in a dual role, Barry Levinson’s latest feature The Alto Knights is inspired by true events. The Academy Award-winning actor plays Frank Costello and Vito Genovese, two childhood friends who end up at odds over control of the Mafia, resulting in its downfall by the FBI. A crime drama written by Casino and The Irishman screenwriter Nicholas Pileggi, with the casting of de Niro as a gangster in 1950s America, sounds like a familiar formula to audiences.
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1 month ago |
moviemarker.co.uk | Katie Smith-Wong
Premiering at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival and now gracing BFI Flare. The Wedding Banquet is a remake of Ang Lee’s Academy Award-nominated romantic comedy directed by Fire Island director Andrew Ahn and co-written by James Schamus, who also worked on Lee’s original film.
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1 month ago |
flickfeast.co.uk | Katie Smith-Wong
Once upon a time, an American animation studio released a full length feature film based by a fairy tale by The Brothers Grimm. Establishing a new milestone in Hollywood, the film would become the first animated film produced by Hollywood and was the highest-grossing animated film for 55 years. With such achievements, it is no wonder that Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is considered a classic among animation fans.
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1 month ago |
pocculture.com | Katie Smith-Wong
If there is a lesson learnt from teen films, it’s that prom is the ultimate stage for a cinematic climax, and the events taking place when a student is named either Prom King or Queen can either make or break someone. However, the genre tends to lean towards the title of Prom Queen, who are typically depicted as a blonde, pretty and popular student; in nearly all cases, they are also white.
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