Reviews

A loosely formed documentary about a milk cow is not the obvious follow-up to...

Memoria begins with a bang. A literal one. A short, sharp explosion that wakes...

“How well do you remember the original?” That’s a question posed by the new...

Producer and star Jessica Chastain and director Simon Kinberg team up here to...

A UK-German co-production which avoids that bland Euro-pudding quality,...

When it comes to portraying troubled geniuses on screen, Benedict Cumberbatch...

“You’re a very powerful feeling,” one character tells another towards the end...

It’s snowing, one character observes in The Humans, gazing through a murky...

Object sexuality, the romantic attraction to inanimate objects, is hardly the...

The legacy of 1999’s The Matrix endures and evolves. It has been exalted,...

Mark Cousins is a bridge between filmmaking and film criticism. Whereas most...

"This is the 80s - you gotta do something! You can't be so passive!" says...

Let's go back for a moment to a scene in Spider-Man: Far From Home. No, not...

A prequel is generally the lazy option for the third part in a franchise,...

Contemplating big questions of mortality, identity and loyalty, Irish director...

The air is salty and the sun is warm, but the fruit bowl is rotting. Something...

George Clooney’s eighth film as a director is the polar opposite of his...

Norwegian filmmaker Maria Sødahl’s Hope is a tiny treasure, an honestly...

In TV terms, there has probably never been anybody more famous than Lucille...

Guy Ritchie’s Aladdin may have been a billion-dollar earner on its release in...

If you’re looking for a heartfelt adventure story about a lonely girl and the...

“What the fuck is this?” someone utters halfway through Lamb. They’re not...

If there were Oscars given for casting (sort it, Academy), Francine Maisler...

Get this: what if all we know as reality was, in fact, virtual reality?...