Freda Cooper

Director Philip Stevens doesn’t waste a second in plunging us into the world of his

In our superhero dominated cinematic world, everybody has an origins story – and that applies

After a much-applauded performance in Christine, one of the highlights of Sundance 2016, Rebecca Hall

Initially, there’s little about The Colour Room to catch the eye. The story of 1920’s

He’s the one-time Hollywood enfant terrible who’s directed nearly 30 films but chances are Paul

That all-too-familiar sound of an email notification came only five minutes into my conversation with

Remember Antlers? The Guillermo del Toro-produced horror disappeared down the pandemic black hole of last

When an actor with a long and distinguished career decides to walk away from the

“Some time ago, there was an Objiwe man who got sick and wandered West ….”

It’s a high pressure working environment – we’ll avoid the obvious puns – but, once

Welcome back to the wonderful world of Wes – Anderson, that is. We’d hoped to

Harry Wootliff returns to the LFF with her second feature. Her first, Only You, with its

Few business sectors have come through the past 18 months unscathed, but the film industry

If you can remember the Sixties, you were never there. So they say. Although, once