EIFF 2017 Review – The Last Photograph (2017)
Danny Huston directs The Last Photograph - an adaptation of Simon Astaire's book centred around a father's struggle to cope...
Danny Huston directs The Last Photograph - an adaptation of Simon Astaire's book centred around a father's struggle to cope...
Those pint sized yellow bouncing oval gibbering minions proved to be the real stars of the previous Despicable Me films...
Sir John Hurt's final leading role packs a quiet emotional pathos with this tale of screenwriter in failing health echoing...
Turning 53 in September, ultra cool, charismatic, unique Keanu Reeves makes his younger action man peers blush armed to the...
And yet again, the King of Hollywood mainstream strikes back with a vengeance. This time it’s not at any corrupt...
Adapted from the classic Daphne Du Maurier novel and filmed once before in 1952, this stunning period piece aplomb with...
Studio Ghibli and Wild Bunch studios co-produce this intriguing animation from award winning animator/director Michael Dudok de Wit. 'The Red...
The original television show was not noted for its subtlety, ingenuity or its contributions to legitimate drama. Baywatch was a...
After having just moved into their new home Emad (Shahab Hosseini) and Rana (Taraneh Alidoosti), a couple of fellow actors...
How could they make such a good film out of "Toni Erdmann"? The premise seems worn-out: Winfried Conradi (Peter Simonischek),...
Umaru Doma is what many would consider to be the "perfect" high school student. She's popular, beautiful, gets the best...
Imagine, if you will, that you are chewing on a piece of gum, and have been doing so for the...
The Wild One As someone who isn't really all that big on biker films, The Wild One has never been...
Pressures on young people happen every day. Pressures to behave, fit in, look good - but for Eliza, her father...