We all have our heroes and idols. And chat rooms
On 16 August 1819, up to 80,000 people gathered in
Hands up if your favourite teacher in the movies is
For Leigh, it doesn’t get more personal than this – he was brought up close to St Peter’s Fields – and there’s no denying that his personal investment shows. But the fact that it’s so close to his heart may have turned out to be a disadvantage.
with those words he sealed his fate, destroying his chance of being the Democratic Party’s candidate in the 1988 presidential election. Arrogance? Naivete? Both? Director Jason Reitman lets you be the judge in The Front Runner.
It’s the same every year at the London Film Festival.
Timing, as they say, is everything. In which case, director
Yet again, Chazelle has delivered something different to his other films – in terms of its camerawork, the part played by music and its emotional pull.
Fans of 60s retro will be in their element, with the period beautifully created – the garish chrome décor, the soundtrack which comes mainly from the jukebox and, more surprisingly, the politics.
With money apparently no object for Netflix when it comes
Daniel Mays is one of the most familiar British faces
After just two indie films, Blue Ruin and cult favourite
“Have you met the wife?” A phrase full of outdated
Three years ago, director Lenny Abrahamson’s star was on the