All posts tagged review

Eames: The Architect and The Painter is the first feature documentary from...

As canonical as artists go, Edvard Munch, and particularly his The Scream pastel,...

The Open City Docs Festival has hit its midway...

Exhibiting a montage of storylines, perhaps a little too many for its own comfort, The...

Lorene Scafaria sets herself a very high goal for her directorial...

A healthy dollop of soul food is the order of the day in Joyful Noise....

A discombobulating thriller that is very watchable – so long as you enjoy having your...

Now in its second year running, Selected is a programme of films picked...

East End Cabaret: witty, clever and veritably sexy. Be wary of becoming...

Following a lacklustre third album, Maroon 5 return to their fast-paced ways that made...