Burning
Lee Chang-Dong's new film starts like Cat Person and ends by freezing in the snow. The difficulty is…
By Joseph OwenLee Chang-Dong's new film starts like Cat Person and ends by freezing in the snow. The difficulty is…
By Joseph OwenSaucy, fierce and unflattering, the Marvel anti-hero Deadpool is back on the big screen, fully charged and ready…
By Cristiana FerrautiAs an antidote to Cannes solemnity, Solo is a fun, conservative, effective convalescent. Ron Howard picks up from…
By Joseph OwenAmin is a Senegalese man who comes to France in search of work so that he can send…
By Zoe TamaraLars von Trier is very smart because he knows about art, philosophy and literature. Lars von Trier is…
By Joseph OwenLast night, the multifunctional Southbank Centre hosted a full house of fanatics for a night of laughs and…
By Ella NavarroHistory lessons aren't normally this fun. Effigies of Wickedness (Songs Banned by the Nazis) is a strange beast: a…
By Connor CampbellThis is the sort of film that awakens Cannes. Furious, funny and agitating, Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman is an explicit,…
By Joseph OwenStanding in reverence and solidarity, the room applauded as Andrew Mlangeni and Sylvia Neame, two of Mandela’s collaborators…
By Zoe TamaraThe four-time Olivier award-winning director Dominic Cooke makes his feature film directorial debut in this delicate adaptation of…
By Jake Cudsi