Simon Morris

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Editor and Producer at CGTN

Worried. Welsh Australian. This is my personal account.

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Bank Street Active Transportation and Transit Priority Feasibility Study

2 weeks ago | glebereport.ca | Simon Morris

Bank Street Active Transportation and Transit Priority Feasibility StudyOptionsBy Simon MorrisThe City of Ottawa conducted a feasibility study in June 2024 focused on enhancing Bank Street’s active transportation and transit (https://engage.ottawa.ca/bank-street-active-transportation-and-transit-priority-feasibility-study).
Review: Is Snow White as awful as everyone says? | Review by Simon Morris in Screens

3 weeks ago | rnz.co.nz | Simon Morris

The Kiwi actor was in a Liverpool cafe when she found out the drama series was in the running for a BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) award for Best International Show.
Ortus Energy and SSE Energy Solutions drive solar adoption at KIA Stockton

1 month ago | sunderlandecho.com | Simon Morris

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowOrtus Energy, in partnership with SSE Energy Solutions, is pleased to announce the development of a signiﬁcant solar energy project at the Kia Stockton dealership located in Stockton-On-Tees. This initiative reinforces both companies’ commitment to supporting businesses in their transition to clean energy solutions.
Review: Despite star cast, William Tell a 'damp squib'

1 month ago | rnz.co.nz | Simon Morris

A new movie about legendary Swiss hero William Tell took me back to my yesteryears and a creaky TV series of the same name. I remember very little of it, apart from having a crush on a pretty actress called Jennifer Jayne, who played Mrs Tell, the forgettable Conrad Phillips as William and an immense actor called Willoughby Goddard, who played the evil Gessler - but I do remember the theme song.
Review: Nickel Boys 'quite simply breathtaking'

1 month ago | rnz.co.nz | Simon Morris

Nickel Boys was the darkhorse of this year's Oscars, although it was enthusiastically praised by the few people who actually got to see it - critics and academy members mostly. It never made the cinemas and streaming service Amazon Prime has only now finally released it. Nickel Boys was clearly not an easy sell - on paper.
Review: Tinā a film for the whole, national family

1 month ago | rnz.co.nz | Simon Morris

New Zealand films do occasionally try the patience of their supporters. Yes, we've made some terrific movies, but out in the general Cinema of Unease, there's a tendency towards the glum and the grumpy. With one glorious exception.
Review: Bird: A 'staggeringly brilliant blend of Ken Loach and a Grimm fairy tale'

2 months ago | rnz.co.nz | Simon Morris

Writer-director Andrea Arnold is a one-off. She seems to be rooted in British urban realism - films like Fish Tank and this week's Bird. But she also directs hit TV series like Big Little Lies, and surreal features like Cow - I quote - "a close-up portrait of the daily life of two cows." It's an hour and a half long. My favourite quote of Arnold's is: "I went to film school; you'd just never know it".
Captain America Brave New World: 'Same old stuff, no redeeming features'

2 months ago | rnz.co.nz | Simon Morris

While romantic comedies and dramas tend to concentrate on personal relationships, comic-book movies have lately been backing away from such trivia. DC and Marvel seem far more occupied with things like multiverses, alien invasions, explaining the intricacies of the various plots and so on. In other words, mostly the sort of thing that would inspire your average, obsessive 13-year-old male comics fan. It wasn't always so.
Review: September 5 a 'terrific, suspenseful thriller'

2 months ago | rnz.co.nz | Simon Morris

Review - September 5 takes on, you'd think, well-covered territory - the tragic events of the Munich Olympics of 1972, when a dozen Israeli athletes and coaches were held hostage by a group of terrorists calling themselves Black September. But this film is more interested in how we learned that story. The events, and their aftermath, were the basis of Steven Spielberg's 2005 thriller Munich. But September 5 has a different focus.
Nicole Kidman goes to obedience school in misfiring Babygirl

2 months ago | rnz.co.nz | Simon Morris

Golden Globe nominated Babygirl is yet another example of an erotic sub-genre that we're told rarely gets made. But is that still true? Older women and younger men featured in films as diverse as Good Luck to you Leo Grande, The Idea of You, Triangle of Sadness, May December and - a rare comic take on the idea - No Hard Feelings.

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