After three gripping seasons, The Crown is back with a fourth, only this time the focus has shifted to the arrival of a new Royal Family member. It is 1979. The Queen (Olivia Colman) is eager for her son Charles (Josh O’ Connor) to settle down and find a suitable wife. As...
A folklore horror, Blood Harvest depicts how in the mid-1800s a community of Irish farmers...
Set in a nudist camp and featuring an existential crisis aggravated by a missing hammer,...
Three-time world heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis took the boxing universe by storm...
The Life Ahead marks the return of Hollywood Golden Age star Sophia Loren after over...
If there’s one thing to say about John Wynn’s historical drama Fall of a Kingdom...
There’s a pleasing moment in heist film Finding Steve McQueen when a bank robber (William...
Inside Out meets Monsters, Inc, Dreambuilders follows a young girl called Minna (Robyn Dempsey),...
Julien Temple pays homage to Shane MacGowan’s career in a...
The latest project from Spanish filmmaker and visual artist Carlos Casas, Cemetery is a highly...
Trust Werner Herzog to round off 2020 by reminding us of the ever-present...
Steampunk meets the holidays in David E Talbert’s third festive feature, the...
Queen of Hearts brings us one of the freshest and unquestionably darkest variations on the...
Breaking into new territory is certainly one of the primary aims of actor-director David...
Love Child is the documentary from director Eva...
Young Lithuanian filmmaker Karolis Kaupinis captures the machinations of border warfare in Nova...
Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s horror films are his most enduring, from the global digital...
Quirky teen romantic comedies such as The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Me, Earl, and...
Four years on from Train to Busan, released in 2016 to critical acclaim, comes Peninsula,...
Roy Andersson’s final film, About Endlessness, is nearly as blunt as its title. As one...
Set in an English coastal town, Looted tells the story of friends Rob (Charley Palmer...
In 2016, audiences across the world were swept away by A Street Cat Named Bob,...
What may or may not have social currency is a question obfuscated by the...
Lawrence Lamont’s One of Them Days is a sharp, sunlit buddy comedy that captures the chaos, contradictions and community of Baldwin Village with clear-eyed affection. Keke Palmer and SZA star as Dreux and Alyssa, best friends whose bond is tested during a frantic daylong mission to come up with rent money, whether...
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