Late Shift Review (SXSW London 2025)
It’s no secret that health systems are on their knees. In the UK, there are endless reports of staff shortages,...
Lucy Carter
A Missing Part Review (SXSW London 2025)
A Missing Part plays as part of this year's inaugural SXSW London... There is no concept of shared custody in...
La Cocina Review
Alonso Ruizpalacios’s La Cocina is a somewhat updated version of Arnold Wesker’s 1957 play The Kitchen. It transports a British...
The Alto Knights Review
Frank Costello was instrumental in the biggest mafia bust in US history, the moment that the FBI was forced to...
Sister Midnight Review
Sister Midnight follows Uma (a star turn from Radhika Apte), a young, recently-married woman who has just arrived in the...
Nosferatu Review
Visually, Nosferatu is stunning. From wide, beautifully symmetrical frames to incredibly smooth moving shots, the level of care put into...
Nosferatu Review
A film based on a film based on a book, Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu has been highly anticipated since it was...
Carry-On Review
The stress of Christmas travel is taken to the nth degree in Carry-On, featuring Taron Egerton as an unambitious TSA...
Woman of The Hour Review
Rodney Alcala was convicted of murdering seven women and girls between 1968 and 1979, but some estimate that his victims...
House of Spoils Review
A horror film set in a restaurant has exciting potential. A high-stress environment, what could be a literally cutthroat competitive...
La Máquina (Episode 1) Review
Esteban ‘La Máquina’ Osuna (Gael GarcÃa Bernal) is a boxer teetering past his prime. We’re introduced to him as he...