Dressed in the finest example of Victorian attire, it’s impossible to miss Dakota Fanning’s...
Paddington, by all accounts, is not your usual bear. We attended a...
French director Jean Luc Herbulot explores the criminal underworld of Paris in his...
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David Cronenberg is back in business with his latest movie Maps to the Stars. Only Cronenberg...
In the era of the trashy thriller novel, Gillian Flynn’s original Gone Girl was a breath of...
Set in a faceless Australian town, Amelia is a single parent to her son Samuel,...
Love it or loathe it, Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkins’ television show Outnumbered...
In a world where a global recession has recently proven once again that the value...
The Grande Raccordo Anulare, the ring road that encircles Rome, is the largest highway of...
In recent years, Liam Neeson has become so swaddled in cliché it’s hard to tell...
Attila Marcel feels like it should be a cartoon, which comes as no surprise since...
Martin Provost is writer and director of biopic Violette, about the author Violette Leduc – a...
An abstract question often yields a vague answer, and documentary film Watermark is no deviation from...
The Hundred-Foot Journey is an extremely difficult...
Rising star Jack O’Connell continues his on-screen persona as a young disenfranchised adult questioning...
A Scandinavian crime film or “crime comedy” in the vein of Quentin...
Just three movies in, and the talented folks at Laika have already made a name...
Helen Mirren stars with Om Puri as two restaurateurs who rival for the attention of...
Long before Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton were caught out, even before Pamela Anderson cavorted...
Walt Disney takes this remarkable true story and turns it into an uplifting baseball tale...
It is the April of 1945 and British troops in Europe are advancing towards one...
Not to be confused with the 2010 documentary of the same name about the North...
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