Being a Human Person
Winner of countless festival awards, Swedish auteur Roy Anderson (A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence)…
By Andrew MurrayWinner of countless festival awards, Swedish auteur Roy Anderson (A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence)…
By Andrew MurrayPhyllida Lloyd, director of 2011’s The Iron Lady, returns to the screen with Herself, a story of survival…
By Emma-Jane BettsThe world is a lonely place to suffer a terminal illness without company, even more so when you've…
By Guy LambertFrom Orange Is the New Black to Mrs America, Uzo Aduba has graced some of the finest series…
By Dan MeierThe feature debut from writer-director Cassius Corrigan, Huracán is what happens when you merge a psychological thriller with…
By Andrew MurrayThe year is 1966, and single mother Helen Reddy (Tilda Cobham-Hervey) arrives in New York with her young…
By Ghazaleh GolpiraWith provocative, inspiring music and a cinematographic hue of calm colours, the opening of Kajillionaire is not unlike…
By Beatrice TridimasPlatoon was a sensation in 1986. A Vietnam war film made with a decade’s hindsight from the conflict,…
By Ben FlanaganNo-one said parenthood was easy, not least when your profession demands countless hours away from your kid. Stuck…
By Ghazaleh GolpiraPremiering at the Venice Film Festival in 2019, Peter Mackie Burns’s Rialto centres around the mild-mannered and overly apologetic…
By Andrew Murray