The Graduate is a bit of an oddity to me. I have watched it a number of times over the years. And I love it. It makes me laugh. It has fun and inventive camera-work. It feels both of its time - a wonderful capsule of the 60's, but with themes that are of relevance to modern sensibilities. You could make the case that the lack of understanding between generations (certainly as depicted in the media) is wider than it…

I ire James Graham’s ambition. It is extraordinarily difficult to construct compelling and insightful films about current events. Hindsight is a wonderful thing, and perhaps for certain dramas it is a necessary thing. Turning real events into comprehensible narratives requires scenes to be invented, events to be selected, motivations guessed at, time compressed and characters amalgamated. When these real events are still in people's minds, these acts of selection and invention become a bone of contention. Reading reviews and articles…