All posts tagged review

As you walk into the auditorium of the Bush Theatre, you are greeted by The...

Energy, fun and astonishing light and stage work: Oliver! is packed with everything...

Mark Wahlberg and Paul Walter Hauser team up as salesmen from a contraceptive company looking...

Heartbreakingly sincere, Sunshine Women’s Choir is a charming movie that tells...

Depictions of mental health in the media often veer between two extremes: mental illness as...

From acclaimed indie director Charlotte Regan, Mint is a proudly idiosyncratic take on the crime...

As controversial as it may have been received, one thing is for certain: Sam...

Introspective and disarming, with nuanced performances, Rebuilding is a wonderfully magnetic piece...

Though it carries the air of one, Colours of Time is not a film about art...

In a near future eerily similar to our own, Gabriel Mascaro’s The Blue Trail (O Último...