Once again, we were back in Cannes reporting for you – our...

In a small space at the Islington last night, a young man quietly stepped onto...

In an age where most “big films” are either superhero movies, remakes, or...

For Emma Rice’s last hurrah at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, it...

There’ll be no better title sequence this year than in Sean Baker’s...

Although there were reports of last minute...

Daughters of the Curry Revolution is an intimate,...

Based on a True Story is the adaptation of a book, published in 2015, by...

The ghost of Taxi Driver looms large over Lynne Ramsay’s You...

A feature debut from György Kristóf, Out is the diverting tale of a middle-aged...

Talk to pretty much anyone and they’ll agree: the past year has been somewhat...

Michel Franco has produced a wonderfully outrageous...

Needless to say, the understanding of mental illness is a problematic...

Jam is the haunting two-person play that debuts at the Finborough Theatre this...

The audience at the Orange Tree Theatre is pretty damn white (full...

It’s been 25 years. What did you expect? Twin Peaks’ third...

Quiet Boy celebrated their Earwig EP release last night at the...

Set in the late 1990s, this bruising first film from Russian director...

At 78 minutes, it’s hard to take offence at most...

Fatih Akin is no stranger to Cannes. He was last...

As organisations grow and work teams are restructured, the need for training in resolving...

One of the wonder of the modern world is the rate at which we consume...

A film in which Diane Kruger goes after Nazis should be more...