Remember a time before YA put children in mortal peril to protect their families, when all kids wanted to do was have fun with no parents allowed? Welcome to the 90s and specifically, Camp Nowhere… Read More What We’re Watching on Lockdown: Camp Nowhere (1994)
“One morning I shot and elephant in my pyjamas. How he got in my pyjamas I don’t know”. If you’re a fan of witty wordplay with a dash of old-school Hollywood glamour, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve lost count of the number of times we’ve seen this Marx Brother’s classic, but we’re pleased… Read More What We’re Watching on Lockdown: Animal Crackers (1930)
What’s not to love about William Wyler’s 1966 crime caper? A sharp script, evenly matched female and male leads, and more Givenchy than you could shake a designer stick at – all in a delightfully stylised vision of 1960s Paris! Audrey Hepburn plays Nicole, the doting daughter of Charles Bonnet (Hugh Griffith), a man mostly… Read More What We’re Watching on Lockdown: How to Steal a Million (1966)
Cinema Sisters 