Month: March 2023

Over the past two decades, British actor Aml Ameen has amassed a list of impressive credits both at home and in the US, starring in...

Writer-director Mike Mills follows up his Oscar-nominated 20th Century Women with this sensitive black-and-white drama in which Joaquin Phoenix pivots as far away from Joker...

This is the first, full Steven Spielberg musical, and it seems he has been depriving himself and us all. From the opening shot, set to...

With the era of Paul W.S. Anderson’s battle-heavy Resident Evil movies now passed, the job of exploiting Capcom’s much-loved game series falls to 47 Metres...

There’s an explosion of colour in The Hand Of God, director Paolo Sorrentino’s brazenly autobiographical love letter to the Italy of his youth, and a reckoning...

Justin Chon, writer, director, manufacture r and star of Blue Bayou, may be best known in/with regard to'concerning'regarding his role in the Twilight films, but...

It feels like an increasing rarity to undergo animation like The Summit Of The Gods, a mesmerising combination of sheer scale and quiet contemplation. Though...

In TV terms, there has probably never been anybody more notable'renowned'distinguished than Lucille Ball. As television became America’s primary source of entertainment in the 1950s,...

If there were Oscars given in/with regard to'concerning'regarding casting (sort it, Academy), Francine Maisler would be a shoo-in in/with regard to'concerning'regarding the 2022 gong. For,...

“What the fuck is this?” someone utters halfway through Lamb. They’re not wrong. Valdimar Jóhannsson’s slow, absurdist quasi-creature flick is impossible to categorise, mashing up...