We went to see Johnny English as part of the Can Do Steering group. Can Do is a Leonard Cheshire programme which supports young people aged 16 – 35 ...
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Review of “Mission Impossible Fallout” by Can Do Dumfries We went to see the movie “Mission Impossible Fallout” at the Robert Burns Theatre. W...
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Review of “Glasgow Girls” by Can Do Dumfries We went to see the movie “Glasgow Girls” at the Robert Burns Theatre, this was part of a series o...
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Review of “The Post” by Can Do Dumfries We went to see the movie “The Post” at the Robert Burns Theatre, as part of Can Do Dumfries Ste...
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Our guest reviewer for the uplifting drama “Breathe” is Oishin O’Hara from Can Do Dumfries. The movie “Breathe” is a true story abou...
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Review by Jack Taylor Director Richard Linklater has oft had a penchant for the slick rite-de-passagist themes which have dominated his cinematic lens...
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Review by Jack Taylor It is becoming increasingly apparent in this age of technological enlightenment that the techno-phobic amongst us – be it ...
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Review by Jack Taylor With a film that spent nearly a decade in production limbo, director Jonathan Glazer – whose previous achievements include...
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Review by Jack Taylor Following his self-proclaimed exile/hiatus/retirement from the movie industry, acclaimed director Steven Soderbergh’s enigmati...
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Review by Jack Taylor End of life care was a topic recently touched on by BBC documentary film maker Louis Theroux in his poignant collection of LA st...
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