All posts tagged review

In his debut film, director Andrew Steggall shows considerable promise. The first act is masterfully...

I, Daniel Blake is a plain, unadorned film from Ken Loach, which, while...

In the Special Screenings section of the Cannes 2016...

After seeing his Le Roi de l’Evasion (The King of...

Money Monster is a spritely, pacy directorial return from Jodie Foster, and...

Based on the Chinese classic, The Romance of the Three...

When Beyoncé dropped Formation a month ago (which seems to be the “done” among the...

Sieranevada is a claustrophobic, enthralling and supremely intelligent film by...

As we declare our desire to try an Astropussy, our waiter can barely keep a...