Reviews

Hollywood can’t seem to escape the formulaic music biopic: the recounting of...

With the whodunnit enjoying a comeback via the likes of Glass Onion, See How...

Peter Von Kant begins and ends with photographs of iconic New German Cinema...

In Corsage, we first encounter Empress Elisabeth of Austria in Vienna while...

In the near-decade-and-a-half since we last visited Pandora, the humans in the...

You will seldom find a film as simultaneously romantic and repulsive...

The first few minutes of The Silent Twins are wonderfully striking....

The painter Charlotte Salomon has long drawn comparisons to Anne Frank. Like...

Last Flight Home starts at the end, before going back to the beginning....

If there's one film synonymous with Christmas, it's Frank Capra's 1946 fantasy...

“We had no overt agenda about this project,” says Robert Downey Jr, at the...

Slavery is a near-impossible subject matter to get right on screen. To...

Across three decades and around a dozen directorial efforts, we have come to...

Vittorio De Sica could be sentimental, while Ken Loach tends to polemicise. But...

Here comes Santa Claus. He’s got a sleigh full of presents, a big red coat,...

It’s rare that Walt Disney Animation Studios goes full sci-fi. The Mouse...

Nikyatu Jusu’s directorial feature starts as it means to go on: Rina Yang’s...

D.H. Lawrence’s famed 1928 novel about an upper-class woman fulfilling her...

Journalists are rarely interesting enough to be the centre of a film. There’s...

Roald Dahl’s 1988 novel Matilda was a late-career highlight, an empowering...

If The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special is the final shot of...

Early on in Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio, in a church, the little wooden...

Bones And All seems, at first glance, to be another entry in the ‘Sexy...

Whether you’re a detective or a director, taking on a new case is always...