Interviews

The Party

It’s not often that film and theatre can coalesce together. Many such projects result in...

Promised Land

There has yet to be a great film about Donald Trump. Perhaps it’s just too...

Thoroughbreds

Everyone has that friend, the one who’s a bit dark and strange. The bleak...

The Drummer and the Keeper

Opposites attract, and often that seems impossible. How can...

Marvin ou la belle education (Reinventing Marvin)

About self-discovery in an often...

6 Days

On 30th April 1980, London was shocked by the news that the Iranian Embassy in...

Chez Nous (This Is Our Land)

These are troubling times. Donald Trump is president, Britain...

The Endless

It can sometimes be difficult for a film to achieve that engaging status and...

Jusqu’à La Garde (Custody)

In preparation for a divorce, deciding child custody is...

Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool

The Hollywood movie star is the personification of...

Angels Wear White

The problems girls and women face, the real problems, aren’t covered...

I Am Not a Witch

Rungano Nyoni’s I Am Not a Witch is part satire but also a fascinating...

Bad Genius

If you had one of the highest IQs in the country, would you use it...

Small Town Crime

A classic story about a boozing ex-cop on a mission to solve a murder,...

The Cured

Zombies are clearly popular monsters for horror writers and the question is how...

Veronica

Based on a true story – inspired by a police report – Paco Plaza’s Veronica...

The Lovers

Love is strange. Love is complicated. Love is ridiculous. Azazel Jacobs’s...

On Chesil Beach premiere: A chat with Saoirse Ronan, Billy Howley and Dominic Cooke

Dominic Cooke’s gripping drama...

Korparna (Ravens)

A moving meditation on the challenges of farm life in Sweden and a...

Last Flag Flying

Richard Linklater loves to swim with his characters, and his movies always...

Apostasy

We’ve all encountered them, through open doors that inevitably close. They’re...

Ingrid Goes West: A chat with Aubrey Plaza, Billy Magnussen and Matt Spicer

Matt Spicer’s Ingrid Goes West premiered...

Dark River premiere: A chat with Ruth Wilson and Clio Barnard

Clio Barnard’s new gripping drama Dark River premiered at the...

Loving Vincent

It would be difficult to make an unaffecting film about Vincent van Gogh –...

On Chesil Beach

England, 1962, just before the revolution of sex and drugs and...