Steve Jobs review [LFF 2015]: “A necessary watch”

Steve Jobs review: Danny Boyle and Aaron Sorkn take a bite out of Apple with this superb biographical drama. Steve Jobs...

The 2015 BFI London Film Festival winners announced

The 2015 BFI London Film Festival offically wraps up tomorro with a closing night presentation of Steve Jobs, the new biopic...

Truth review [LFF 2015]: “Generic, but captivating all the same…”

Truth review: While a little clunky in places, Truth delivers the goods, along with another superb performance by Blanchett. Cate Blanchett...

Victoria review [LFF 2015]: “Remarkable”

Victoria review: A remarkable technical acheievement in filmmaking. Thrilling, brutal and tension-packed. German film Victoria is an enthralling ride of a...

Gayby Baby review [LFF 2015]: “A wonderful film”

Gayby Baby Review: Largely crowd-funded and shot observationally, this is a truly wonderful film… In this age of social consciousness, family...

Ratter review [LFF 2015]: “Tense and at times traumatising”

Ratter review: A tense and, at times, traumatising thriller… A Ratter is the name given to the shockingly large group of...

Carol review [LFF 2015]: “Utterly sublime”

Carol review: An near-perfect film. Wonderful direction from Haynes, and two stunning performances from Blanchett and Mara. Cate Blanchett and Rooney...

Youth review [LFF 2015]: “Caine, Keitel & Weisz are excellent”

Youth review: A film with a great heart, with three superb performances by Michael Caine, Harvey Keitel and Rachel Weisz pumping...

Room review [LFF 2015]: “Truly special…”

The Room review: Brie Larson’s race to an Oscar has begun… I’ve always expressed that film is one of the true...

My Scientology Movie review: “Hysterically funny”

My Scientology Movie review: Extremely brave; a very funny documentary into the Church Of Scientology. Louis Theroux moves from television to...