Curzon Film

Dallas King 16 August 2022

Comic book movies are big business these days. Summer blockbusters complete with lavish budgets, A List stars and huge amounts...

Freda Cooper 28 September 2021

For actor Daniel (Daniel Bruhl), it’s a big day. A flight to London to test for what could be the...

Bradley Fielding 2 March 2021

In Greece during the late 2000s, an unorthodox cinematic movement ignited in the wake of the country's financial crisis. Coined...

Freda Cooper 1 March 2021

For actor Daniel (Daniel Bruhl), it’s a big day. A flight to London to test for what could be the...

Scott J. Davis 29 August 2020

The dissolvement of a marriage is never an easy thing to navigate for anyone: whether spouse, offspring, sibling, or extended...

Freda Cooper 8 October 2019

Some films leave you with such a sense of devastation that it takes a while to put down some cohesive...

chris Banks 7 August 2017

There is an alarming moment around two-thirds of the way through Park Chan-wook’s delirious and captivating The Handmaiden when you...

Owen Neve 1 November 2016

Sometimes, a film behaves like a person. To cope with languid people, Antonioni and Resnais make languid films; to cope...

Peter Fletcher 8 August 2016

As much as I hate to be "that guy" that just immediately gives Solaris a perfect score after my first...

Ian Schultz 13 July 2015

Roy Andersson makes Terrence Malick seem like Woody Allen in comparison when comes to gaps between films, he took 25 years...

Pierre 10 July 2011

Jerzy Skolimowski's Essential Killing is a 83 minute, low budget, near wordless story of a fugitive terrorist on the...

Paul 16 March 2011

During the Glasgow Film Festival in February I was able to catch Jerzy Skolimowski‘s Essential Killing the new movie starring...