Films for World Autism Awareness Day 2021
The 2nd of April is World Autism Day and I thought it would be a great idea to share some of my favourite films that I relate to as an autistic person.
Billie
Hi, I'm Billie and I love film, cinema and music. I created Screen Waffle to share my love of film after graduating with an MA in film studies in 2019.
9 Inventions We Should Have by Now According to Movies
Dust-repellent paper, flying cars, and boxing robots are apparently a thing of both the past and the future…
Alice Guy-Blaché | Amazing Women in Film
Today, Alice Guy-Blaché is a celebrated figure in film as a pioneer of the art form. Yet for many decades, Alice’s work as a filmmaker was erased from history.
Truth Seekers (2020) Review
Truth Seekers is a comedy horror series laden with intrigue and witty delivery.
Crazy Head Should Have Been Renewed for Another Season
The critically acclaimed Crazy Head (2016) was beloved by audiences and primed for another season. Yet, it’s something that never came to fruition.
Bill & Ted Face the Music (2020) Review
Bill and Ted Face the Music is far from heinous, instead comprising a wholesome tale that retains the same charm as the earlier instalments. Reeves and Winter reprise their roles as the lovable lugheads in a most excellent way.
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