Sausage Party
For a film that has been almost ten years in the making, it lacks a certain finesse. Sausage…
By Alexander BawdenFor a film that has been almost ten years in the making, it lacks a certain finesse. Sausage…
By Alexander BawdenArguably one of the most harrowing pieces of film this year, Jim is a 2016 Sundance Official Selection,…
By Alexander BawdenWoody Allen’s newest release, Café Society, takes a trip to the beginning of commercial cinematography: Hollywood in the 1930s.Following…
By Luisa KappWith Cell, it doesn’t take long to get the gist of what the next hour and 38-minutes entails:…
By Hannah StauntonFrom its mock-handwriting title font to its upbeat indie music accompanying a montage of trendy London hangouts, the…
By Sam GrayThis Is Spinal Tap comes to mind while watching the mockumentary Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, and the latter is…
By Catherine SedgwickIn 2006, Noel Clarke made his screenwriting debut with Kidulthood. Two years later, he directed its sequel, Adulthood –…
By Sam GrayAdapted from three short stories by Alice Munro, Julieta by Pedro Almodóvar premieres in the UK. In the…
By Catherine SedgwickThe Purge: Election Year is the latest film in the The Purge series by writer and director James…
By Kim VarodWhilst classic Westerns generally ring with the incessant patter of gunfire, in the modern age director David Mackenzie…
By Mark Beckett