All posts tagged review

Norwegian director Joachim Trier’s English language debut follows the family of a war...

A relatively new horror genre, social media horror is an apropos reflection on our Internet...

It’s amazing to think what the eldest generation in our society must have witnessed in...

Desert Dancer stakes a claim for biographical authenticity from the moment it opens with the...

A film about street dance is usually predictable: a group of talented underdogs fight their...

Nestled next to the decidedly more severe Southbank Centre, the Udderbelly’s...

Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures is an edgy and captivating portrait of the...

Theatre N16 really is the stage in Theatrum Veritatus’ adaptation...

Among the many shock moments in Bong Joon-ho’s sci-fi...

People usually plan to see a particular thing when choosing a vacation...