All posts tagged review

The Work is an intensely raw, emotional tour de force set inside California’s notorious Folsom...

Stephen Frears is a master of British humour and sarcasm. If that was a...

There are two mad stories within Suburbicon and what’s awful is that one of...

The Freedom Child tour hit the Brixton Academy with the vibrating energy of The...

Foxtrot is this year’s second serious contender for the silver lion (best...

Our Souls at Night sees the long-awaited return of Robert Redford and...

It’s very gratifying for those who love every aspect of cinema (for...

Of the “big three” Mexican directors, Guillermo del Toro is...

Three actors perform Shakespeare’s Hamlet in just 90 minutes, an interesting...

With a career spanning over 30 years, Tori...