Oil at the Almeida Theatre
Oil. The word itself invokes a plethora of abstract trauma and guilt, both historical and contemporary: imperialism, colonialism,…
By David HughesOil. The word itself invokes a plethora of abstract trauma and guilt, both historical and contemporary: imperialism, colonialism,…
By David HughesBased on a true story, Queen of Katwe chronicles the inspirational journey of Phiona Mutesi, a young girl…
By Natasha FurlongWho said music festivals were the preserve of the summertime? Swapping rolling fields for urban sprawl, the third…
By Sarah BradburyDirector Alice Diop spent a year filming consultations at a walk-in service for asylum seekers at Avicenne Hospital…
By Jo RogersThe Rehearsal is the adaptation of the Eleanor Catton novel by the same name. While it differs drastically…
By Kim VarodThe general consensus among critics is that the French-made film Rester Vertical (Staying Vertical) is a weird movie.…
By Kim VarodDirected by Ben A Williams and adapted from the play by John Donnelly, The Pass tackles homophobia within…
By Catherine SedgwickWhen did Lone Scherfig become the go-to director for films about Great Britain? And can this be rectified?…
By Sam GrayIn a northern Minnesota town a killer lurks, and 16-year-old John Wayne Cleaver (a character with three names,…
By Catherine Sedgwick