All posts tagged review

A fellow critic described this film as “relentlessly...

Where moving pictures meet Rachmaninoff and the past stands to...

Window Boy Would Also Like to Have a...

Painstaking and formally exquisite, this single-minded drama has an almost...

There’s a lively sense of structured absurdity...

The notion of a historically accurate Ned Kelly film should be instantly dismissed...

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

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

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

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