Netflix Review – The King (2019)
In keeping with the surge of medieval dramas - popularized by Game of Thrones - Netflix has followed its 2018...
LIFF 2019
Rome Film Festival Review – Waves (2019)
The first thing that will strike you about Waves is the soundtrack. Sensory music pounds through the speaks, engulfing the...
New Poster For A Beautiful Day In The Neighbourhood Released
Yesterday at London Film Festival Tom Hank's A Beautiful Day In The Neighbourhood had it's UK Premiere. Today Sony Pictures...
London Film Festival Review – A Beautiful Day In The Neighbourhood (2019)
One of the most popular – unexpectedly so – films at last year’s LFF was a documentary. Will You Be...
London Film Festival Review – The Irishman (2019)
What makes a Scorsese film? Gangsters? Freeze frames? Robert de Niro? Well, you’ll be happy to know the iconic director’s...
London Film Festival Review – The Other Lamb (2019)
A visually poetic film with a daring philosophy, The Other Lamb bleeds with female defiance. Reminiscent of Margaret Atwood’s 1985...
London Film Festival Review – The Lighthouse (2019)
It is the late 19th century and Tom Wake (Willem Dafoe), a superstitious semi crippled ex-mariner, is the dictatorial keeper...
Netflix Unveil They Will Release Safdie Brothers Uncut Gems
Last night the surprise film at the BFI London Film Festival was Safdie Brothers Uncut Gems. Including last night the...
London Film Festival Review – Knives Out (2019)
The backlash that followed the release of 2018’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi may have annoyed, even broken, a less...
Judy & Punch UK Trailer, Mia Wasikowska Is An Avenging Puppeteer
"That's the way we do it!" Punch & Judy has been entertaining (even terrifying) kids for 500 hundred years. Next...
London Film Festival Review – Portrait Of A Lady On Fire (2019)
Some films leave you with such a sense of devastation that it takes a while to put down some cohesive...
London Film Festival Review – Waiting For The Barbarians (2019)
Award winning director, Ciro Guerra – he of Embrace Of The Serpent fame – returns to the London Film Festival...
London Film Festival Review – Little Monsters (2019)
There’s something about zombies. Something that makes you want to laugh. Perhaps it’s the way they lurch along and their...
London Film Festival Review – The Miracle of the Sargasso Sea (2019)
Exiled unceremoniously from her high flying job in Athens, Elisabeth is festering as the local police chief in the small...