Red Dawn
American patriotism is at its shining best in this 2012 remake of John Milius' 1984 cult-classic. Here, the…
By Eleonora RicottaAmerican patriotism is at its shining best in this 2012 remake of John Milius' 1984 cult-classic. Here, the…
By Eleonora RicottaShell is writer/director Scott Graham’s feature-length debut - a reserved and distressing tale of isolation, abandonment, and family.…
By Tom YatesThe BFI are currently showcasing the releases of Pier Paolo Pasolini, a virtuoso Italian director who passionately believed…
By Conor NyhanMichael Shannon freezes the blood as the ruthless real-life hitman Richard “The Iceman” Kuklinski – or, Richie to…
By Tom YatesThe premise of Giles Bourdos' Renoir is simple: it is a cross section focusing on the last four…
By Rita VicinanzaThere is no shortage of films that ask questions about what a society with robots will look like,…
By Jack FlanaganFilling every inch of the big screen with tremendous colours, from the vivid imagination of director Sam Raimi…
By Jennifer AtkinsonPark Chan-Wook’s films have always been characterised by a brutal yet delicate narrative style woven throughout. Coupled with…
By Conor NyhanAlthough it seems a shame to advocate against reading, the general consensus on films based on books never…
By Jennifer AtkinsonOne Mile Away is the latest authored documentary from acclaimed filmmaker Penny Woolcock. It is a follow up…
By Andrew Collins