Max Richter’s and Yulia Mahr’s Sounds and Visions at the Barbican
Music and images, tunes and pictures, sounds and visions go hand in hand in the wonderful weekend festival…
By Cristiana FerrautiMusic and images, tunes and pictures, sounds and visions go hand in hand in the wonderful weekend festival…
By Cristiana FerrautiEnjoyment of this film rests on how much you warm to its lead Laetitia Dosch, who plays the…
By Joseph OwenThe story of Leon Vitali is difficult to pinpoint. On the one hand, he lived a sad life…
By Joseph OwenThis feels like the film Wim Wenders wanted to make. That the Vatican commissioned it appears incidental, as the director…
By Joseph OwenGilles Lellouche's ensemble comedy is well-made, irritating and French. A disparate group of sad, middle-aged men in the thrall of mid-life…
By Joseph OwenAbout stolen belongings and a returned sense of belonging, this masterfully crafted, humane film improves on Hirokazu Kore-eda’s last study of parenting, After the Storm. Family…
By Joseph OwenWe think of hunter-gatherers as an image of our distant human past, but it is this very existence…
By Daniel AmirHappy as Lazzaro has a timeless quality. It’s effortlessly intelligent without the pretension – a difficult effect to…
By Zoe TamaraGaspar Noé seems to have a penchant for shocking audiences with his trippy films that bring us into…
By Zoe TamaraA strange and sinister force has taken up residence in a remote Argentine village deep in the Andes.…
By Zoe Tamara