All posts tagged review

Away from their home in California,...

Directed by Kirk Jones (of Nanny McPhee), written by lead actor Nia Vardalos, and...

Think Mondays are boring? Camden Town made sure that wasn’t the case...

Resilience and heroism are rife in this animation adventure fantasy. Originally released in...

Unrelenting, unsettling, yet endlessly gripping, the Alice Winocour-directed Disorder has a tension...

Are there places where comedy should not venture, subjects that are so sensitive that presenting...

In the wash basins of the World War I the red socks of modernism were...

Tackling the issue of race is always sensitive and rarely straightforward but,...

Bukowski Grill recently opened its third site, this time on D’Arblay Street in the...

Chile’s pre-eminent filmmaker Pablo Larrain’s works (Tony Manero, Post Mortem, No) have focused...