All posts tagged review

Flare Path, a play by Terrence Rattigan, was first performed in 1942 and has...

In a whirlwind of tension and heartbreak, Everest takes audiences headfirst along the treacherous path...

“The Palio is a game, not a race” more than one participant observes in Cosima...

History is rife with forgotten wars, and the Georgian-Abkhazian conflict that began in 1992 is...

With an excellent premise, which finds striving artist (and estranged husband and father) Mark...

Sure to interest anyone who enjoyed 2010’s Submarine, in his directorial debut Craig Roberts directs,...

The words “I see dead people”  are a staple among any list of iconic film...

Having screened in the Un Certain Regard category at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival, A...

Luca Guadagnino takes his second international movie to the wild landscapes...

Rewind to 1980s Argentina: the country is in turmoil following its bitter defeat...