Sundance London 2019 Film Review – Corporate Animals (2019)
Hands up if you’ve ever been on one of those hideous Outward Bound type team building courses. If you have,...
Hands up if you’ve ever been on one of those hideous Outward Bound type team building courses. If you have,...
Jennifer Kent’s directorial debut, The Babadook, announced the arrival of a formidable talent, paving the way for some of the...
Three years ago, Illumination (home of The Minions) revealed The Secret Life Of Pets, a film that promised much but...
The omens weren’t good. The trailer for Aladdin, Disney’s latest live action re-working of an animated classic, wasn’t exactly greeted...
Whoever’s behind marketing American wine estates as tourist destinations must be rubbing their hands with glee this week. In cinemas,...
In these risk-averse days, a remake can look like a safe bet. It’s not always the case, and the prospect...
Keanu Reeves is, as they say, having a moment. The new face of St Laurent is in at least three...
Timing is everything. For a movie, it can be the difference between stellar success and crushing failure and for Bel...
Andrew Scott is having a moment – and it’s not the first time. His gloriously mercurial Moriarty in Sherlock garnered...
Body swap comedies are nothing new, but they have a decent enough track record when it comes to delivering fun....
It’s been a long time coming to the UK. Director Jacques Audiard’s first film in the English language, The Sisters...
British director Carol Morley has gathered something of a following since The Falling, but that was four years ago and...
Back in 1900, three men set sail for the remote Flannan Isles off the coast of Scotland. They were lighthouse...
Film, TV, theatre – David Hare’s been there, done that, got the T-shirt and probably worn out a few of...