All posts tagged review

Roberto De Paolis’s debut feature is an engaging tale of teenage...

Jacques Doillon’s Rodin is the first outright clunker of Cannes, a turgid...

Sofia Coppola has brought to Cannes a confident, simmering picture of sexual...

Drunks are no more tedious and irritating than when a person...

Jane Campion’s Top of the Lake is back, a powerfully feminist...

There is not much more to say about Baywatch other than the fact it is...

KT Tunstall’s concert gave us a perfect ending to what she called a “glorious...

At the ornate Duke of York’s Theatre for the...

What starts as a fascinating treatise on dislocation and transient identities in the...

Naomi Kawase has produced a gentle, sometimes thoughtful observation on...