Not quite your usual Christmas-spirited movie for the festive season, Boxing Day is the slow-burning,...

Babette’s Feast is many things:  a fairy tale, a delicate and at times slightly surreal...

Hitting all the right notes with its tuneful combination of music and humour, Pitch Perfect...

It hasn’t even been a year since the BBC’s adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Great...

In a marked change in tone from director Ben Wheatley’s fabulous Kill List, Sightseers is...

Achieving the rare combination of subtlety and brutality, Bullhead is one of the most striking...

Barnaby Southcombe’s I, Anna is a self-professed “film noir with European sensibility”,...

Based on a true story, Argo is a nail-biting thriller...

Alain Corneau made fourteen feature films in his career from 1973 to 2010 before succumbing...

The film noir genre was short lived: the general consensus among film historians...

End of Watch is a film that feels unripe. Watching it, one feels like it...

Everyone has seen Toy Story, and...

Screened as part of the BFI’s Uncut season and...

John Waters’ Pink Flamingos reached its 40th anniversary recently, and has been screening as...

The British Film Institute’s Uncut season is currently underway. Screening films with histories of...

Disney’s timeless animated movies have delighted children and their parents for...

After having worked as a writer and producer on Transformers, Star Trek, Alias and Cowboys...

Gambit had a troublesome development since its conception in 1997. Being a remake of the...

They don’t advertise themselves. You don’t know what film is going to be screened going...

Poor Thomas Vinterberg. No matter how hard he tries, he still can’t quite free himself...

Directed by Stuart Urban and starring Kevin Bishop alongside veteran actresses Frances Barber and...

Alps is a slow-burning, bleak film about a company of strange people...

Sally El Hosaini recently (deservedly) won the best newcomer prize at the London Film...

It’s been five years since Paul Thomas Anderson’s last cinematic venture. In 2007 There Will Be...

Excision is by all accounts a deeply dark and macabre movie about 18 years old...