Reviews

In the US, this film goes by the name of Shithouse, the kind of title which...

It is a hard thing to make a Bond film. But the 25th film in the series feels...

Yuri Gagarin, the world’s first cosmonaut, lends his name to Fanny Liatard and...

David Chase is the capo of curveballs. Viewers of The Sopranos tuning in for...

David Lowery loves death. Or at least, he seems morbidly fascinated by it. It...

As well as one of our most important film thinkers, Mark Cousins is emerging...

It’s perhaps not surprising that this collaboration between Japanese...

The opening of Rose Plays Julie implies something a little bit more wistful...

In 2017, the true story of Jamie Campbell, a teenage drag queen, was turned...

Much of Gunpowder Milkshake’s runtime is spent hearing a bell ring. Bad Times...

James Wan’s latest directorial offering is a patchwork quilt of ’70s and ’80s...

Joe Carnahan is a filmmaker born out of time. Early on in his latest, Copshop,...

If you get to the end of the closing credits of Dear Evan Hansen, you will...

Twenty years on from the 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States, and the...

If Herself were a house, it would have cathedral windows and a thatched roof,...

In Dune, much is made of dreams. It’s the first word of Denis Villeneuve’s...

A kind of Danish Les Misérables meets Training Day, Shorta — Arabic for...

If a Holocaust survivor told you, in granular detail, the circumstances of her...

There isn’t a lot of metaphorical (or literal) light in Wildfire. Cathy...

If you know one thing about Annette, it’s probably that Adam Driver sings a...

“Have courage and be kind,” said Cinderella in Disney’s...

Like a trapped soul fighting to get out, there’s a good film seeking to escape...

The latest in a number of horror franchises that have received the...

Nine years after (literal) cult thriller Martha Marcy May Marlene,...