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THE DAVID PARKINSON FILM BLOG

From Méliès to Marvel

David Parkinson has been a film critic and historian for 35 years. In addition to such books as A History of Film (Thames & Hudson) and 100 Ideas That Changed Film (Laurence King), he has also written for Radio Times, The Guardian, Sight and Sound, the Oxford Times, Heat, Metro and Empire, where he is a contributing editor. As well as the BFI website, he has also contributed to such online outlets as MovieMail, Cinema Paradiso, Reader's Digest, BBC Bitesize, Films in Focus, Network on Air and the Official Kenneth More website. He is also a film and media adviser to the Dictionary of National Biography and has been a member of the London Critics' Circle since 1996.

Parky At the Pictures (10/1/2020)

(Reviews of The Runaways; Heimat Is a Space in Time; and Cleanin' Up the Town: Remembering Ghostbusters) THE RUNAWAYS. Richard Heap has...

Parky At the Pictures (3/1/20200

(Reviews of Amanda; In the Line of Duty; Here For Life; Yves Saint Laurent: The Last Collections) AMANDA. Having found his feet with the...

Parky At the Pictures (27/12/2019)

Regular readers from the Other Place might remember that the last week of each year was always devoted to a rambling reflection on the...

Parky At the Pictures (20/12/2019)

(Reviews of Long Day's Journey Into Night; Buddies; The Party's Just Beginning; Undocument; The Courier; Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles)...

Parky at the Pictures (13/12/2019)

(Reviews of Sons of Denmark; Pink Wall; Citizen K; The Kingmaker; Aquarela; and The Bikes of Wrath) SONS OF DENMARK. Not a day goes by...

Parky at the Pictures - DVD (13/11/2019)

While the world waits patiently for Mark Cousins's 16-hour opus, Women Making Films: A New Road Movie Through Cinema, the BFI attempts to...

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