All posts tagged review

It is a shame Love has just finished at the National Theatre, as Katherine...

Written by Andrew Maddock and directed by Niall Phillips, He(Art) at Theatre N16 is pub...

Terrorism has become part of the fabric of everyday life. Attacks occur on a...

The Kite Runner cuts down the prejudice and racism of Trump era politics...

As director and lead actor, Ben Affleck is keen to remind us Live by Night is...

In the latest instalment of the Underworld saga, director Anna Foerster delivers another...

The Young Offenders, Peter Foott’s buddy comedy, takes inspiration from Ireland’s...

Brian Duffy was one of the most influential and celebrated photographers of...

Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone have been following a trajectory of the bona fide movie...