All posts tagged review

Based on Margot Lee Shetterly’s book of the same name, Theodore Melfi’s Hidden Figures throws...

The first time a kid realises that there is a world beyond...

James Gordon “Bo” Gritz cuts an unassuming figure, although...

Always leave them wanting more is an adage that more filmmakers should...

It’s a chicken and egg situation: which came first, the mass globalisation of American culture,...

Lost in France is a uplifting insight into the rise of Glasgow’s alternative music scene...

The surprise winner of the Best Picture award at the Golden Globes has gathered nothing...

An accomplished cast of familiar faces heads Love of My Life, Joan Carr-Wiggin’s lukewarm...

After the holy texts, no other book has shaped the...

A documentary can often fall down upon the...