This layered, imaginative, surrealist work...

From the team that brought us the Sebright Arms comes the...

Theatre has a bright future. The Reluctant Fundamentalist is a...

“We don’t need that pedal. It’s the one that makes thing...

Travis Wilkerson has to do a lot with a little in this...

There’s no doubt that a good pair of shoes can take a party outfit to...

Wang Bing keeps things short with this affecting, unsettling portrait of a woman...

Filmmaker Ben Russell has produced something extraordinary with this slow,...

The Gibson is a lot of things. At first sight...

Anthology performances are tricky...

While Western audiences laugh at the infamous monster, Ishirō Honda’s classic 1954 Gojira, made...

What Happened to Monday? (Seven Sisters) is...

It can definitely be said that rainbow-coloured hair has made a big comeback in the...

This is a frighteningly juvenile, pretentious piece of work from...

Dominik Locher’s Goliath acts as a fictional and far more cautionary counterpart...

In the wake of his plans to cut funding for the arts, Donald Trump seems...

When a film is aptly titled Step, it is probably best to know the foundations...

Theatre 503’s Boom arrives with a thud in Battersea, a swirling mess of ideas undercooked...

David Sandberg’s prequel to Annabelle (2014) – as well as being loosely based on James...

Romanian cinema has recently had its Renaissance period, with new wave directors...

A bizarre, confounding film, Chien is the highlight of Locarno so far. This is...

If you spend the first 15 minutes of a screening...

Childbirth must be painful, and Good Manners contains a...

A Marcus Wareing outpost, Tredwells is probably...