All posts tagged review

In a captivating political thriller, Thomas Kruithof’s seamless camerawork follows the tribulations and...

As Raqqa, an otherwise quiet and unremarkable city in Syria, is violated and occupied in...

It’s rare that a play turns into an olfactory experience. Yet in an...

Christopher Nolan’s epic Dunkirk moves like a great machine. It ticks and clunks and whirs,...

Boasting a rich and diverse culinary...

“When a man is tired of London, he...

Only in London can you put up a one-day festival...

Told through the amphetamine-fuelled lens of rock‘n’roll’s most...

In the arena of children’s animation, there’s been a progressive complexity since Pixar’s...

On the surface, it appears that Vivienne Franzmann’s Bodies is going to...