Macbeth
One of Shakespeare’s darkest and bloodiest plays, Macbeth, a tragedy of political ambition and lust for power, can…
By Lyubomira KirilovaOne of Shakespeare’s darkest and bloodiest plays, Macbeth, a tragedy of political ambition and lust for power, can…
By Lyubomira KirilovaIt’s a shame that science-fiction never gets the funding it deserves unless it’s in the hands of the…
By Scarlet HowesTelling the tale of the creation of Montreal band Arcade Fire's latest critically acclaimed album, Reflektor, documentary The…
By Natasha FurlongTraditionally the film world hasn’t spent much time crafting stories around homelessness, and protagonists of that nature are…
By Sarah SuttonAfter almost two years in the vaults, Portuguese director Afonso Poyart's English language debut is finally seeing the…
By Natasha FurlongThere is only one Elvis Presley. His recordings, television specials and big memorable musical numbers from otherwise unmemorable…
By Patricia ContinoRamin Bahrani manages to take on board two of Hollywood’s most talented actors in his latest effort recounting…
By Filippo L'AstorinaWith an oppressive dose of foreboding and twists that keep the viewer guessing until a climactic finale, Oliver…
By Thomas DavidsonFilms fail for lot of reasons: underdeveloped characters, poor performances, bad writing – there’s nothing strange about…
By Joel SternIn the first minute of French actor/director Jamel Debbouze’s Animal Kingdom: Let’s Go Ape, you know that…
By Scarlet Howes