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The post-Brexit culture wars must have seemed like the perfect backdrop to reviving Steven Berkoff’s satirical 1994 play…
By Mark WorganThe post-Brexit culture wars must have seemed like the perfect backdrop to reviving Steven Berkoff’s satirical 1994 play…
By Mark WorganMotorcycle champion Wayne Gardner is mostly remembered for winning the 1987 500cc World Championship, but this documentary by…
By Mersa AudaArmed with a handful of credit cards and a dash of miraculous luck at the races in 1990,…
By Andrew MurrayIn writer-director Christopher MacBride’s (The Conspiracy) Flashback, Freddie (The Maze Runner’s Dylan O’Brien) is at a major turning…
By Andrew MurrayIf the film industry bought into the hype of stock/crypto trading, the name Damian McCarthy would be one…
By Musanna AhmedFilms need to have a visual language. All of the great movies, big budget or small, rely on…
By Ben AldisThe Killing of Two Lovers is an elegant, understated reflection on the concepts of family and marriage, and…
By Mersa AudaSir David Attenborough has been an ever-present figure on our screen for almost 70 years, appearing even more…
By Guy LambertThough billed as a contemporary Western thriller, the Conor Allyn-directed No Man's Land is more of a moral family…
By Francis NashIt has been 17 years since fans saw those six keys laid out on the counter in the…
By Emma Kiely