Film Review – Holiday (2018)
Sascha is intertwined with an imposingly piggish low-level drug lord. On a decadent trip to the Turkish Riviera, she encounters the charming...
LIFF 2018
Film Review – ‘The Hate U Give’ (2018)
Rating: Amandla Stenberg takes on the lead role and more than lives up to the challenge in this adaptation of...
London Film Festival 2018 Review – Outlaw King (2018)
Tense, action-packed and surprisingly funny, David Mackenzie’s Outlaw King impresses at the 62nd BFI London Film Festival. In an attempt...
Film Review – Mandy (2018)
Nicolas Cage: Marmite in human form, the polarising artist proclaimed by Vice as the most brilliant actor of our time,...
In Destroyer Trailer Nicole Kidman Is Haunted By Her Past
We do love actors who play out their so-called comfort zone and deliver what looks a fantastic performance. Nicole Kidman...
London Film Festival 2018 Review – Suspiria (2018)
In a film landscape that has countless remakes across every year, it would have been quite easy for someone to...
London Film Festival 2018 Review – Wild Rose (2018)
We’ve all dreamed a dream in time gone by, haven’t we? From our formative years, there is always something inside...
London Film Festival 2018 review – The Kindergarten Teacher (2018)
Hands up if your favourite teacher in the movies is one of the following. The inspirational John Keating (Robin Williams)...
London Film Festival 2018 review – Peterloo (2018)
Peterloo probably isn’t a title that will resonate much outside of the North West. The Peterloo Massacre of 1819 saw...
London Film Festival 2018 Review – The Old Man & The Gun (2018)
It's safe to assume that everyone is going to miss Robert Redford as he hangs his acting hat upon the...
London Film Festival 2018 Review – Green Book (2018)
It will surprise you (it certainly did us) that Green Book is directed by the guy who brought us Cameron...
London Film Festival 2018 review – The Front Runner (2018)
“Follow me around,” says irritated Senator Gary Hart (Hugh Jackman) to the assembled press corps. “If anybody wants to put...
London Film Festival 2018 Review – Wildlife (2018)
It’s the same every year at the London Film Festival. Tucked away in the brochure is at least one little...
London Film Festival 2018 review – Colette (2018)
Timing, as they say, is everything. In which case, director Wash Westmoreland, who made the Oscar-winning Still Alice, has timed...