All posts tagged review

It’s astounding that in 2023 the British government still haven’t...

Being the youngest son of a south London crime syndicate (even if they’re no longer...

“This is probably one of the weirder hours of my life,” admitted Gaynor O’Flynn...

The first feature film from director Pravesh Kumar, Little English follows Simmy (Rameet Rauli), a...

An ode to the power of cinema, the coherence, tenderness and soft impact of which...

Ti West’s X was an enjoyable, efficiently functional pastiche of 1970s slasher classics, borrowing...

Intimate French films. They hold a curious little enclave in the heart of the...

Based on the 2018 Alan Bennett play of the same name, Allelujah tells the story...

As part of the new writing initiative at the Bush Theatre, Sleepova, written by...