The Guardians is what some might call a “slow burner”, but it is one that...

The Equalizer 2 is worse than the first one. The first movie wasn’t good. The...

In 1979 Aristocrats kicked off a fecund 18-month period that saw Brian...

Staring at our smartphones may be a trend, but for...

Ethan Hawke offers a conventional tale of decline and fall through a relatively...

The 62nd BFI London Film Festival in partnership...

Spiral is a scaled-back production that, at least according to the programme, tries to...

Entering the theatre, you would be forgiven for thinking this play is set in...

Hearts Beat Loud is just as upbeat and alive as its name. A true dramedy,...

Animation is something that becomes a part of our life from the time we are...

Forget the glitz and glamour of spy thrillers: Tracking Edith delves into the complexities of...

Iris Theatre’s The Three Musketeers is a  thoroughly...

Lara Smiles – an up-and-coming singer from London – brings the heat back to Camden...

The Meg is ridiculous shark-shlock with wisecracking dialogue, big splashes and an even bigger fish. The...

In 2001, German filmmaker Thomas Riedelsheimer directed Rivers and Tides, an award-winning...

As part of a movement that sees women sharing their lives and experiences from...

Stoicism leads into repression, repression into guilt and guilt...

Incest is perverted. That makes it basically exciting, transgressive, absurd...

Michael Faulkner and Joshua Poole are the duo...

The ensemble comedy Dog Days is an ambitious film exploring the connection between canines and...

A national rejuvenation, an economic miracle, Singapore succeeds through...

Ideas of radical ecology, self-sufficiency and toiling the...