film reviews

How do you top, or even equal, perfection? It’s an impossible and daunting task all

That holiday romance we never forget. The teenage coming of age story, with all its

Anyone familiar with Japanese filmmaker Sion Sono, knows to expect the unexpected, this ludicrous Nicolas

“Un film de Quentin Dupieux”. Five words you’ll read on-screen and either beam with jubilation

Have you ever played Fishbowl, or its equivalent? You know, the popular game where you

There’s something about Sheffield. The ability to pull itself up by its bootstraps, to turn

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It’s a new term at Moordale High and the students are in for quite a

At 79, Barry Levinson has amassed an enviable career as a director – an Oscar

Director/writer Clio Barnard returns to her cinematic homeland – urban Yorkshire – for Ali And

A clutch of freshly-caught fish glisten in the sun, their tails flapping, their gills pumping

All hail multi-talented director Virginia Abramovich, co-writing with exceptional Katherine Andrews, feverishly manipulating your senses

After a stellar performance in Céline Sciamma‘s Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Noémie Merlant

It’s a film of two stories. On screen, A Brixton Tale spotlights social divisions and strained loyalties