All posts tagged review

The Rain that Washes at the Leicester Square Theatre is a...

Le Méridien in Piccadilly, a plush, suave five-star...

Cabaret Sauvignon is a witty, silly, brilliant tribute to...

Set in provincial eastern Germany, Barbara is the intense story of a female doctor caught...

Despite launching on the first evening of London...

For one week only, the BFI at Waterloo is showing the first of the Indiana...

Liam Neeson (Schindler’s List, Batman Begins) is back as the impossibly hard Bryan Mills in...

Fragments is the sophomore album from UK-based Submotion Orchestra, a...

Resisting the urge to condemn every aspect of this film as “savage”, this is one...