Ink Review (2026 BFI London Film Festival)
When did you last buy a newspaper – a proper daily paper? A tabloid or broadsheet, the kind that meant...
When did you last buy a newspaper – a proper daily paper? A tabloid or broadsheet, the kind that meant...
Directed by Benjamín Naishtat and based on Hernán Ronsino’s novel of the same name, Glaxo is an Argentine period drama...
Motherhood is 'the best thing...like nothing you've ever experienced', so says my own mum. She loves that being a mum...
Travis Knight might be the poster child for what a nepo baby should be. Using his father Philip Knight's Nike...
“See? It’s easy.” It’s easy to dismiss a movie as having nothing new to add to the conversation, especially when...
“I don’t know anyone here.” On 25th August 2014, at age 87, acclaimed documentary filmmaker William Greaves sadly passed away....
Brad Bird is a defining voice of the late 90s and 2000s of animation. The Iron Giant is a cult...
Wicker is more than just the raunchy film the trailer makes it out to be. There’s actually a surprising amount...
It’s the 1970s. A world without mobile phones and computers, smoking is the norm, and there’s global upheaval in the...
Video games are becoming more and more realistic on what feels like a daily basis. Innovation is pushed to the...
Takashi Yamazaki cannot seem to escape nationalism. The writer and director of the surprise hit Godzilla Minus One has faced...
Małgorzata Szumowska and Michal Englert are back co-directing their fourth feature, The Idiot(s), based on Andrew D. Kaufman's novel The...
“When does a match start? When does it end?” These are the questions that open The Match through the initial...
Gentle Monster opens with Lucy Weiss (Lea Seydoux) playing a version of the 1992 Charles & Eddie song “Would I...