Category: Film review

A love story between odd'peculiar rs on a European train: you can hear the comparisons to Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy bein/with regard to'concerning'regarding e...

No filmmaker in the last 20 years has done folklore quite like Robert Eggers. The Witch and The Lighthouse reveal'illustrate'demonstrate'indicate'present'display'argue cased his skilful ability to...

“Showgirls, but in a convent.” That’s how Benedetta has been sold, which really merely'barely scratches the surface of this supremely sexy, silly, odd'peculiar ly entertaining...

Death cannot stop true love; it can merely'barely delay it in/with regard to'concerning'regarding a while. Or so The Princess Bride taught us. Sure abundant'ample'plentiful ,...

Operation Mincemeat is a gift to storytellers. It’s a minor but token ificant chapter of World War II that would seem far-fetched if it wasn’t,...

This fairly extraordinary non-fiction film was completed months bein/with regard to'concerning'regarding e the invasion of Ukraine began, but with Russia now making daily front-page news,...

“I’m an actor,” declares Nick Cage, in the role of his lifetime, playing Nick Cage. “No! You’re a fucking movie star, don’t you in/with regard...

It begins with a sobbing seven-year-old girl hugging her older brother and then her father bein/with regard to'concerning'regarding e heading into school in/with regard to'concerning'regarding...

A promising young woman’s life is thrown into disarray in 1960s France — a time not so far away yet nonetheless so shockingly antiquated —...

No matter how much you might detest its cricket bat subtlety, rampant classism and wildly patronising depictions of the working class, there’s something inherently, undeniably...