All posts tagged review

As the William Blake proverb attests, man is defined by his friendships. Blake’s...

This young Birmingham four-piece stride on stage with purpose...

This is a film of surfaces, for better or worse. Strikingly stylised, as if it...

Reading the programme of Syndrome at the Tristan Bates theatre makes any lay...

Growing up listening to Elton John is one thing....

Mandy hit screens in 2018 with one hell of a sense-assaulting bang, exploding both our...

Leilani Ferha, the United Nations special rapporteur on adequate housing, summarises the cause and effect...

The feature debut from filmmaker Philip Barantini, Villain, follows hardened criminal Eddie Franks (Craig...

Slavery had been abolished in Brazil for a decade by...

It’s not as though every film needs to be viewed through a lens of...