Being Evel review [LFF 2015]: “A great insight, and great fun”

Being Evel review: A dramatic, deeply involving documentary into the iconic daredevil Evel Knievel that pleases from the off. I make...

Very Big Shot review [LFF 2015]: “A surprising delight”

Very Big Shot review: Very unpredictable, though totally enjoyable, all of the way through to the satisfying finale. Mir Jean Bou...

Assassination review [LFF 2015]: “A relentless action spectacle that grabs its audience”

Assassination review: An overall fun affair that could be described as a complete cinematic meal. Action and blockbusting master Choi Dong Hoon,...

Ghost Theater review [LFF 2015]: “Has very little going for it”

Ghost Theater review: Watch a once loved, and very influential director fumble about in his career choices. It’s frustrating and sad to...

Brand: A Second Coming review [LFF 2015]: “Extremely funny”

Brand A Second Coming review: A highly entertaining documentary which is big on laughs and extremely engaging. The existence of Brand:...

The Boy review [LFF 2015]: “Depressingly slow and unsatisfying”

The Boy review: A very slow-burning drama/ horror that only gathers pace during the predictable final 15 minutes. Embedded in the...

11 Minutes review [LFF 2015]: “A plodding thriller with good ideas”

11 Minutes review: Great set-up, though lacks eventual satisfaction. 11 Minutes is an intriguing new movie from director and sometime actor...

Tom Hiddleston and more talk ‘High Rise’ at LFF

Last night, Londoners were treated to the UK premiere of Ben Wheatley‘s High-Rise at the 2015 BFI London Film Festival. Tom...

Sherpa Review [LFF 2015]: “Leaves you breathless…”

Sherpa review: An extraordinary and soulful documentary… Sometimes a piece of cinematic magic will come along that will just leave you breathless and...

Son Of Saul review [LFF 2015]: “Harrowing, though remarkable”

Son Of Saul review: A remarkable, though harrowing piece of filmmaking from an exciting new talent. Son Of Saul is a...