Frances Ha
Unbelievably great film, go and see it in a cinema while it’s still on in case you haven’t seen it yet. It emulates the aesthetic of Woody Allen’s Manhattan and it’s a modern homage to living in New York. Like Manhattan it's best to watch it on a big screen.
It’s so brilliantly fast paced that you’re almost breathless when you watch it for the first time. The self-deprecating humour is brilliant. It’s also realistic in that so many of our struggles today focus on finding and paying for a roof over our heads.
The film has a real sweetness about it because it gives friendship the attention that our second stro
