Visages Villages (Faces Places)
Two generations of artist collaborate to startling effect in this amusing and heartening documentary. Screening out of competition,…
By Joseph OwenTwo generations of artist collaborate to startling effect in this amusing and heartening documentary. Screening out of competition,…
By Joseph OwenRuben Östlund might not know how to end his movies, but he sure as hell knows how to…
By Sam GrayA stunningly powerful show in a powerfully stunning theatre. The intimate and beautiful Wilton's Music Hall plays host…
By Jim Compton-HallSomewhat shockingly 2007 was ten years ago. It’s not shocking in terms of mathematics (2017-10=2007), but rather in…
By James FisherFollowing a run in 2015, Hampstead Theatre relaunches Matt Hartley’s Deposit, a play about the absurd struggles of…
By Mersa AudaWith Okja, Bong Joon Ho has delivered a terrific vegan blockbuster, an empathetic monster movie that is a…
By Sam GrayRobin Wright directs this short noir pastiche, set in a diner, from a Denise Meyers script. It’s frankly…
By Joseph OwenThis is a movie with grand ambitions that aren’t ultimately reached. Hungarian filmmaker Kornél Mundruczó has produced something…
By Joseph OwenThe extent of Takashi’s Miike’s prolific output is nothing if not stunning, and Mugen No Jūnin, the Japanese…
By Joseph OwenDirected by Joe Wright, a compelling recreation of Bertolt Brecht’s Life of Galileo is on at the Young…
By Catherine Sedgwick