All posts tagged review

The principle behind director Ruth Beckermann’s documentary sounds novel, and...

Some large-scale events feel the need to have an annual theme, such as Eurovision...

Film titles are often ludicrously self-explanatory. Take Paris...

William Hogarth (1697-1764), that great chronicler of 18th century life, achieved such...

A viewer would be forgiven for wondering where the character of Cole in Tim...

Two people who exist on the fringes of society, apparently...

Writer-director Kamila Andini’s (Yuni) 1960s Indonesia-set...

After dominating last year’s festival...

Emma Thompson is Nancy, a widow in her 50s. The former...