Reviews

Michael Morris’ directorial debut seemed all set to head down the same path...

In 1967, Stanley Kramer’s groundbreaking Sidney Poitier-starring romantic...

First things first: Plane is quite a funny name for a film, isn’t it? The...

Calling All The Beauty And The Bloodshed a “love letter to...

Everything and nothing has changed for Yeon Sang-ho since Train to Busan, his...

This may be her debut, but director Mary Nighy knows how to build tension. The...

As Lt. Col. Frank Slade, a lonely bitter soldier blinded — literally — by his...

The tragic real-life death of 37-year-old actor Gaspard Ulliel last year, in a...

Saeed Azimi (Mehdi Bajestani) is a respected pillar of his community, a devout...

The young Steven Spielberg — or at least, his on-screen avatar Sammy Fabelman...

Over 100 films into a career that’s most recently seen him play a...

Mark Jenkin is a filmmaking force. The Cornish writer-director has, since 2002,...

There’s nothing in the elevator pitch of TÁR — a renowned classical...

The 2015 Swedish film A Man Called Ove — adapted from the novel of the same...

Carla Simón’s gorgeous debut feature Summer 1993 followed an orphan child...

Sam Mendes’ last film, the one-shot war epic 1917, was a tribute to his...

Having appeared as the big bad in Uncharted and dazzled in Official Competition...

Sinister dolls have stalked the shadows of plenty of horrors over the years –...

On 28 August 1955 in Money, Mississippi, Emmett Louis Till, a 14-year-old...

Hollywood can’t seem to escape the formulaic music biopic: the recounting of...

With the whodunnit enjoying a comeback via the likes of Glass Onion, See How...

Peter Von Kant begins and ends with photographs of iconic New German Cinema...

In Corsage, we first encounter Empress Elisabeth of Austria in Vienna while...

In the near-decade-and-a-half since we last visited Pandora, the humans in the...