All posts tagged review

There are too many sublime moments to count in Todd Haynes’s Wonderstruck,...

If there were a phrase to sum up what makes Andrey Zvyagintsev so great,...

Back once again, the director of classics such as Lock, Stock and Two Smoking...

Fashions tend to go in cycles, and even for this child of the 90s, the...

It’s easy to see why the Cannes Film...

Synonymous with TV, laughter, and the macabre, the Addams family...

Detailing the sinister underbelly and subsequent inequity of mass production in an increasingly...

Sophia and Georgia Scott, the sister filmmakers behind the riveting documentary Lost in Lebanon,...

It’s no surprise that in today’s political climate we are still fascinated by...

Danish writer Karen Blixen’s short story Babette’s Feast...