Who watches the Watchmen?
It’s taken over 20 years for Alan Moore’s seminal graphic novel to reach the silver screen but Zack Snyder’s adaptation…
It’s taken over 20 years for Alan Moore’s seminal graphic novel to reach the silver screen but Zack Snyder’s adaptation…
The Class is a compelling film based on the autobiographical novel by Francois Begaudeau about a teacher working at a…
“Too commercial and too much focused on the Hollywood star system…” This is how many people often find the Academy…
The launch event for this year’s See Festival was a showing of a feature-length documentary made by two local film-makers,…
The latest “Futureshorts” medley seems to have been scheduled to avoid mainstream audiences- well, families, the elderly, and those who…
I’m sitting in the basement of the Soho Hotel, having chosen to sit in a huge red leather chair, opposed…
Review: Defiance, 15, 137 mins. Director: Edward Zwick Starring: Daniel Craig, Jamie Bell The story of Defiance is a remarkable…
Review: Seven Pounds, 12a, 123 mins. Director: Gabriele Muccino Starring: Will Smith,Woody Harrelson, Rosario Dawson Seven Pounds is a thought…
Review: Slumdog Millionaire, 15, 120 mins. Director: Danny Boyle Starring: Dev Patel, Anil Kapoo, Irfan Khan, Madur Mittal Looking at…
There seems to be a bit of a remake mania in 2009. Not only is Hitchcock’s The Birds being redone,…
Review: Valkyrie, 12A, 120 mins Director: Bryan Singer Starring: Tom Cruise, Bill Nighy, Kenneth Brannagh Tom Wilkinson, Eddie Izzard Valkyrie…
Review: Australia, 12A, 165 mins Director: Baz Lurhman Starring: Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman You may have read, heard, or seen…
With “that speech” by Kate Winslet recently becoming the stuff of national debate, The Reader has certainly had its fair…
Secret Cinema’s latest project, the seductively named Secret Cinema, premiered in Brighton last month with a fantastic night of entertainment…
Based on a true and definitely incredible story, Clint Eastwood’s new motion picture Changeling is set in an apparently immaculate…
From Terence Davies comes his long-awaited fifth feature, and, at the age of sixty-five, it is not a moment too…
Nearly every crime thriller centres its moral high-ground on the issues of trust and deception. It is one of those…
Fernando Eimbcke’s new film focuses on the suburbs of an unnamed Mexican town. The minimalist cinematography progresses by eerily still shots…
How are you supposed to feel about British comedians in Hollywood? Are they traitors? Ambassadors? Too often it has been…
I have to admit I was a little apprehensive about this screening. The little experience I have of Polish cinema paint…