Film festivals
The Realm (El Reino)
Political thrillers can be dark, mysterious, mentally testing and...
Guy Lambert 9th October 2018
Film festivals
Mandy
Nicolas Cage is back again, this time in a role seemingly moulded to fit the...
Guy Lambert 8th October 2018
Film festivals
Unsettling
Directly targeting the political unrest that has so prominently forged its way...
Guy Lambert 8th October 2018
Film festivals
Tumbbad
It’s movies like Tumbbad that make film festivals so brilliant. Foreign features...
Guy Lambert 8th October 2018
Guy Lambert 5th October 2018
Film festivals
Styx
There seems to be a never-ending, impending sense of doom woven into the structure of...
Guy Lambert 5th October 2018
Film festivals
A Paris Education
If someone believes it is time that they receive a cultural education and...
Guy Lambert 2nd October 2018
Film festivals
Shadow (Ying)
Set in the era of China’s Three Kingdoms, Zhang Yimou’s Shadow sees...
Guy Lambert 1st October 2018
Movie
The Captain
As history shows, the last days of the Second World War were a dark period...
Guy Lambert 19th September 2018
Movie
Matangi/Maya/M.I.A.
In 1975, Arul Pragasam and his family travelled from Hounslow, London to the Sri Lankan...
Guy Lambert 17th September 2018
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