The Invitation review [LFF 2015]: “A delicious serving of tense drama”

The Invitation review: A delicious serving of psychological drama, even if it does make you wait for your food. The Invitation...

A Bigger Splash review [LFF 2015]: “Fiennes shines in this holiday drama”

Fiennes shines in this slightly off-beat, dark comedy drama which is well worth a look.

Listen To Me Marlon review [LFF 2015]: “Unique & utterly brilliant”

Listen To Me Marlon review: A must for everyone who has an interest in Hollywood history… Listen To Me Marlon is...

Sydney ’16: Land Of Mine review

Sydney ’16: Land of Mine review: One of the most tense, heart wrenching WWII movies for years. An outstanding piece of cinema that...

Trumbo review [LFF 2015]: “Cranston delivers a career-best…”

Trumbo review: Cranston delivers a career-best performance in this Hollywood biopic that is one of the best of the festival so...

Grandma review [LFF 2015]: “One of the funniest of the year”

Grandma is not only the funniest films a this year's BFI London Film Festival, where we first caught it, but flat-out...

Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story) review

Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story) review: Eva Husson delivers a well directed, well presented, and sure to be much talked...

Suffragette review [LFF 2015]: “Compelling cinema”

Suffragette review: Opening this year’s BFI London Film Festival, Suffragette is powerful, riveting and compelling. Suffragette has the distinct honour of...

James White review [LFF 2015]: “Powerful cinema”

James White review: “A totally immersive, powerful piece of drama.” James White is a powerful new drama entering on the troubled...

The Corpse Of Anna Fritz review [LFF 2015]: “Truly shocking”

The Corpse Of Anna Fritz review: A sometimes shocking, tense thriller from Spain that delivers the goods. The Corpse Of Anna...