A documentary about street art? Declan Cochran is won over by Thierry Guetta and Banksy in Exit Through The Gift Shop
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Declan Cochran is on the edge of his seat for some of The Woman in Black – but mostly he’s down in the dumps 
Three Colours: Red was the final film in the Three Colours triology, and it was Krzysztof Kieślowsk’s last movie, and what a film to bow out with, what a film… 
Three Colours: White is the ‘funny one’ of Krzystof Kieslowski’s three colours trilogy. Declan Cochran laughs and crys at the saga of a man who turns his life around 
Three Colours Blue bleed beauty from every frame, according to Declan Cochran, who takes a retrospective look at the work of Krzysztof Kieślowski 
Woody Allen’s screaming wit runs through Annie Hall – a tale about searching for happiness, finding happiness, losing happiness and desperately trying to get happiness back again 
Declan Cochran takes a look at Gus van Sant’s Elephant, which ‘makes you think about just how disenfranchised us teenagers are’, he says 
Cameron Crowe’s Almost Famous could be the perfect film for any age, says Declan Cochran, which a deep honesty running through its core 
Mesmerising, fast moving and comprehensible, Run Loal Run still leaves you breathless. Declan Cochran reviews |
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