Brimstone

Martin Koolhoven’s four-part Western/thriller saga, Brimstone, has set itself up to be the next big...

Pecking Order

From director Slavko Martinov comes a quirky and unusual documentary about competitive...

Home Again

Directed and written by Hallie Meyers-Shyer, Home Again stars Reese Witherspoon as Alice Kinney, a...

The Exception

A moving, intriguing, evocative film, David Leveaux’s The Exception is an epic drama and thriller...

The Marker

When career-criminal Marley unintentionally kills a young mother protecting her daughter during a...

Manolo: The Boy Who Made Shoes for Lizards

Fashion editor Michael Roberts pays homage to his shoe designer friend...

Goodbye Christopher Robin premiere: A chat with Margot Robbie, Simon Curtis and Andi Serkis

Goodbye Christopher Robin explores...

Testről és lélekről (On Body and Soul)

The 18-year-long wait for Hungarian writer-director Ildikó Enyedi’s...

Goodbye Christopher Robin

Simon Curtis’s new film, Goodbye Christopher Robin, succeeds in shining an...

Canaletto and the Art of Venice

Exhibition on Screen is an organisation that is dedicated to opening up the...

Kingsman: The Golden Circle

Kingsman: The Golden Circle might be a halfway entertaining action flick but it lets...

Akher ayam el Medina (In the Last Days of the City)

A moody, disturbing yet poetic tale about a filmmaker in...

Bar Bahar (In Between)

A debut film for Arab-Israeli filmmaker Maysaloun Hamoud – and culturally a...

Tramontane

On paper, the very idea of Tramontane makes it sound like it was fabricated in...

Borg vs McEnroe

“Tennis players are like rock stars.” Come the turn of the 1980s, this statement wasn’t...

Borg vs McEnroe: Stellan Skarsgård, Sverrir Gudnason and Janus Metz interview on reenacting the legendary rivalry

Zoology

The most effective way to highlight the harshness of a conservative society is to throw...

Borg vs McEnroe premiere: A chat with Stellan Skarsgård, Sverrir Gudnason and director Janus Metz

Our Last Tango

Our Last Tango tells the fiery, captivating tale of the Argentinian couple who brought the...

My Journey Through French Cinema

In his own right, Bertrand Tavernier is an acclaimed director, screenwriter and...

Victoria and Abdul

Victoria and Abdul tells the story of what is arguably the most scandalous period of...

Mother!: a preview with Edible Cinema

With new incarnations of the now retro activity of straight up movie watching in the...

The​ ​Villainess

It’s rare that one leaves a film wondering, how the hell did they do that?...

Sette Giorni (Seven Days)

The luscious and unkempt greenery and ever-flowing waves surrounding a 26-person...

Centre of My World

2017 saw Germany legalise gay marriage with a minimum of fuss (in the end, anyway)....