All posts tagged review

“They say follow the light. Where do you find it?” Director Terrence Malick’s...

The Last Word, directed by Mark Pellington, has an interesting premise for a lighthearted...

As fairly recent history, cinema has nonetheless been quick to document the causes...

It comes at night: a slow, creeping dread, in which one’s basest beliefs are overwhelmed...

There’s something about a good sports film that’s truly heartwarming. Sports in general are...

Context is something A Change in the Weather, written and directed by Jon Sanders, leaves...

“I really believe rock‘n’roll can change...

Last night, The Wombats played at Brixton Academy, following sold-out gigs at the...

Blondel is a very English kind of musical: buxom washerwomen, monks and even Robin...

An ambitious one-man-musical, Superhero is a clever and moving portrayal of...