Sinead McCausland

Freelance writer based in the UK.
The Party Sally Potter

‘The Party’ Review: Sally Potter Hosts a Party You Will Never Forget

By Sinead McCausland 

With The Party, legendary British filmmaker Sally Potter combines sharp style with witty substance and hosts a party you will never forget.

Patti Cakes

The New Social Realism of American Cinema

By Sinead McCausland 

American cinema has been the frontrunner of genres including horror, drama, and action. But the one genre the U.S. notably hasn’t dabbled in is Social Realism. Until recently.

Your New Favorite TV Show Will Come with Subtitles

By Sinead McCausland 

HBO is Go-ing worldwide with its new international series coming to the U.S.’s streaming service, and we’ve got the shows you should keep an eye out for ahead of your next binge watch.

Train Movies Murder On The Orient Express

5 Train Movies for Every Movie Lover

By Sinead McCausland 

To mark the release of Murder on the Orient Express, we’ve compiled a list of five train movies for every kind of movie fan.

Gaga

‘Gaga: Five Foot Two’ Explores Female Pain Through Pop’s Superstar

By Sinead McCausland 

Approaching a female artist’s pain with no intent to romanticise the subject, Lady Gaga’s documentary feels like a new kind of self-portrait created for both the star and her fans.

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How Blade Runner’s Costume Design Draws Attention to Its Women

By Sinead McCausland 

There’s more complexity to the women of Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049, and it can be found in costume design.

Get Out

10 Subversive Takes On The Home Invasion Film

By Sinead McCausland 

Turn the lights on and lock your door: we’re about to deep dive into the world of enclosure horror, why we need to figure out life through demon babies and Babadooks, and films ranging from Wait Until Dark to Get Out.

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A Chat With The Rising Stars Behind ‘Kissing Candice’

By Sinead McCausland 

‘Kissing Candice’ has introduced three new distinctive voices to cinema. We interview these exciting rising stars

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Toronto Film Festival 2017: ‘Kissing Candice’ Review

By Sinead McCausland 

Aoife McArdle’s dreamlike Realist wonderland Kissing Candice is an emotionally and visually impressive feature film debut.