First Reformed
First Reformed is a good film, and it's not something you can take for granted when it comes…
By Filippo L'AstorinaFirst Reformed is a good film, and it's not something you can take for granted when it comes…
By Filippo L'AstorinaFour years after the release of Nebraska, Alexander Payne's comeback picture has been chosen to open the 74th…
By Filippo L'AstorinaAmidst the dim candlelight of the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, a bright new play emerges: Lions and Tigers, a personal…
By Bill KacirUpon entering the cosy, intimate space of the Omeara, the stage immediately confronted the audience with its display…
By Ed EdwardsLondon Symphony couples 1920s silent film charm with James McWilliam’s influential music to take the viewer on a…
By Anna HarveyA thorny adaptation of David Harrower’s already thorny play, Una takes on a subject that’s largely been excluded…
By Sam GrayWith all the familiar elements of a coming-of-age film – talented young cast, dislocation between small town and…
By Jonathan Mahon-HeapHigh speed chases, death-defying stunts and a race against time to outsmart a classic, cunning villain. From the…
By Zoe TamaraDirector Cédric Klapisch is arguably best known for his Spanish Apartment trilogy, comprised of The Spanish Apartment (2002),…
By Oliver JohnstonSet in the Limehouse area of Victorian East London – malevolence wafting through the groggy fog of the…
By Samuel Estebanez