Roald Dahl’s classic is given the Spielberg  treatment, which produces some...

The House of Peroni is extremely excited to announce...

Rob Delaney is not for everyone. But those who enjoy dark humour are...

Harper reveals a few new tracks at the legendary Scotch of St James in...

Toni Erdmann is a light-hearted father-daughter bonding story. Selected for the...

Kirill Serebrennikov, already well-known in Russia in both the cinema...

Two years after Jimmy’s Hall, Ken Loach returns to...

Director Stéphanie Di Giusto brings La Danseuse to the Un Certain...

Exil treats a very interesting historical issue: the exile of Cambodians during...

Upon walking into Lazarides Rathbone, the viewer is...

There are two important things to note about Bruno Dumont’s...

Directed by Tim Albery, composed by Mark Simpson and written by Melanie...

Hearing that the new Savannah restaurant at the Wesley Hotel aims to be...

Intimate and quaint, the beautiful Victorian Hoxton Hall was graced with the...

Egyptian feature Esthebak (The Clash) opens Un Certain Regard with a...

Israeli director Maha Haj’s first film, Omor Shakshiya...

A Subject of Scandal and Concern was last performed...

Based on Dave Eggers’ novel of the same name, A Hologram for the King sees Cloud...

In his debut film, director Andrew Steggall shows considerable promise. The first act is masterfully...

I, Daniel Blake is a plain, unadorned film from Ken Loach, which, while...

In the Special Screenings section of the Cannes 2016...

After seeing his Le Roi de l’Evasion (The King of...