All posts tagged review

It’s been nearly 15 years since writer/director Alejandro Amenábar presented himself to Hollywood...

“Later, as he sat on his balcony eating the dog, Dr Robert Laing...

Trumbo strikes the balance between entertainment and representation of a serious...

A film about accepting and preparing for imminent death and the endurance of...

Quiet, powerful and masterfully acted, Red Leaves tells the tale of Meseganio...

The zombie genre, rather like it’s namesake, is turning out to be...

Tate Britain presents an important retrospective this...

At just over two hours long, Mountains May Depart is – on paper – a...

Often hailed as a modern classic, F Scott Fitzgerald’s iconic tale of...

Canadian philosopher Marshall MacLuhan, arguably the quintessential figure of...