Reviews

This is the third cinematic adaptation of the famous novel by Erich Maria...

Of the Brontë sisters, those three great 19th-century Yorkshire novelists,...

“All I ever knew of Africans was slaves,” says Malik (Jordan Bolger) in one...

Perhaps it shouldn’t be a surprise that composer Michael Giacchino has turned...

There is something fundamentally unsettling about being on the receiving end of...

At one point in Amsterdam, there is a scene involving (deep breath) Christian...

2013’s Philomena was a moving and gently funny account of one woman’s...

Blame the mushrooming dominance of the Halloween concept and a strange dearth...

It is both a blessing and a curse that there are now tons of stories about...

In some ways, Flux Gourmet is filmmaker Peter Strickland’s most accessible...

“Dumbest thing I ever heard,” is how one character describes the big plan...

The title character of After Yang, a sci-fi meditation as soothingly serene as...

There’s a Paddington-y loveliness to Anthony Fabian’s adaptation of Paul...

When Sidney Poitier was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2009,...

Avatar is unequivocally, completely, 100% the film that has been percolating...

The brittle humour of Girls meets the brutal themes of Game Of Thrones in Lena...

After his powerhouse performance in Nick Rowland’s Calm With Horses, Cosmo...

Hatching opens on a montage of home videos captured via selfie stick. There’s...

James Preble (director Kentucker Audley) has recurring dreams about Cap’n...

Being transported into the pages of a comic isn’t really a rarity...

In the hands of a true artist, even the most melodramatic scenario can feel...

Over the last decade, filmmaker Ol Parker has made a name for himself by taking...

While David Bowie’s reputation as one of the greatest, most influential...

Opening with scenes of child abuse, Andrew Dominik‘s Blonde starts as it...