All posts tagged review

It’s looking increasingly likely that British film risks being...

“I don’t make the rules; I’m just good at following them”,...

Every once in a while, a horror film comes...

It is with scepticism and mild irritation that a singer-turned-anything can expect to be greeted...

Sébastien Marnier’s L’heure De La...

The premise of Andrew Bujalski’s latest feature doesn’t...

You can’t choose your family. It’s a phrase that has lost its meaning with...

Conductor Martyn Brabbins brings Richard Strauss’s gorgeous music to life once...

Pinter at the Pinter is a revival of the...

The set is black, the orchestra plays a melancholy melody and, as the lights start...