Jane Austen Wrecked My Life
In an age where genuinely good romantic comedies are a rarity, Jane Austen Wrecked My Life reignites that…
By Mae TrumataIn an age where genuinely good romantic comedies are a rarity, Jane Austen Wrecked My Life reignites that…
By Mae TrumataA brooding, stylised samurai Western set in the Scottish Highlands, John Maclean’s Tornado feels both ancient and post-apocalyptic.…
By Christina YangThere’s always an air of resistance from fans when it comes to live-action remakes. Although they may be…
By Mae TrumataFrom Franco Zeffirelli’s controversial 1968 film to Baz Luhrmann’s 90s take on the Shakespeare classic, Romeo and Juliet…
By Antonia GeorgiouLove & Rage: Munroe Bergdorf follows the model and activist on a three-year journey, during which she witnesses,…
By Mae TrumataEight-year-old Santa (Fer Monserrat) lives in a remote Bolivian village with her parents at the start of writer-director…
By Andrew MurrayFollowing the screening of Deep Cover at the Barbican, producer Colin Trevorrow joked that one wouldn’t expect the…
By Antonia GeorgiouSome of the most engrossing films are those which use simple premises to tackle lofty ideas in impactful…
By Andrew MurrayServing as a spin-off in the highly coveted John Wick franchise, Ballerina sees Ana De Armas star as…
By Guy LambertWhen Eminem released his single, Stan, in 2000, few could have predicted the wider societal and cultural impact.…
By Antonia Georgiou