Film
Total 58 Posts
Editors Notebook: Made in Italy, Wild About Harry Styles, Antique Gatsby Wedding Gown, Seriously Good Artisan Charcuterie & My Man Godfrey
My Editor's Journal, with marvellous ideas and inspiration from the films to watch including Made in Italy, and My Man Godfrey, plus the best organic milk chocolate and charcuterie.
Love Story, Ali MacGraw, Ryan O'Neal and the Ivy League Look
A look at Love Story, streaming on Netflix. The film stars Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal and sparked the Ivy league Varsity College fashion look. A style that resonates on the catwalks today.
How to Marry a Millionaire, More Glamour Please, the Best Classic Hollywood Films for Love, Laughter and Escapism
Top Ten Classic Romance Films to watch for love, laughter and escapism from Brief Encounter to Charade, Some Like it Hot and Love Affair, by journalist Alison Jane Reid.
Letter from the Editor: Pride & Prejudice Soiree, A Seaside Staycation, the Best Film Reviews and John Simpson Exclusive Interview
The Easter Letter from Ethical Hedonist Magazine Editor-in-Chief AJ is jam-packed with exciting news from our forthcoming Pride and Prejudice Soiree to Organic Staycations and our beautiful organic and vintage atelier.
A United Kingdom - Film of the Week
A United Kingdom Starring David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike, as Seretse Khama and Ruth Williams, is our film of the week. Read the true story of the African prince who fell in love with an English woman and married her, sparking a political crisis. Together they would build the new Botswana.
Grace Kelly: The Missing Millions, Vivien Leigh in Devon and the Timeless Allure of Love Affair, Part of the BBC Classic Film Showcase
Today's Spy Column is devoted to Grace Kelly Missing Millions, Vivien Leigh and her Devon fashion legacy and the classic film's of Hollywood's Golden Age from Love Affair to Bachelor Knight and Wuthering Heights.
A Matter of Life and Death. The Greatest Film Masterpieces about Love!
A Matter of Life and Death has been voted one of the top 100 British films of all time by the BFI. Journalist Alison Jane Reid reviews this classic love story starring David Niven and Kim Hunter, made by the iconic film duo of Powell and Pressburger.
