Light as a feather, plain sailing and unapologetically old fashioned film fare, PAPER PLANES is an aeronautical origami featuring a central role by Ed Oxenbould and a top billing support slumbering turn by Sam Worthington.
Ed and Sam play son …
Devoured in one sitting. That’s how compulsively readable Alan Cumming’s memoir NOT MY FATHER’S SON is.
Like the violent, psychopathic father, Alex, we discover in the book, Cumming’s narrative grabs you by the throat and won’t let go.
From heart …
Ray Winstone’s cheekily monikered memoir, YOUNG WINSTONE, is a blinder.
A bang up autobiography that is structured more like a cartographer than a star spangled expose of a celebrity, YOUNG WINSTONE charts the first half of this man’s life – …