Tag: Reviews

Paper Tiger is about how life can collapse at a moment's notice. That one seemingly innocuous choice or twist of fate can upend your life entirely. The “paper tiger” of ...

"Your broken heart will die with you, but the objects will remain" is what La Bola Negra director Javier Ambrossi stated on-stage before the Gala screening. He and co-director Javier ...

Gentle Monster is not an easy watch, and it's not trying to be. It's built on uncomfortable questions. How does something like this happen without you noticing? How much will ...

There was something particularly intriguing about The Beloved, the latest film by Rodrigo Sorogoyen, and perhaps that's because it's a film I wouldn't normally see. One of the joys of ...

Set in 1989, Elsinore follows actor Ian Charleson (Andrew Scott), who is struggling to find a substantial role after being defined by his breakout performance in Chariots of Fire. With ...

The Fox is described as a "darkly comic folktale" by those who made it, but in reality, the film struggles to push the darker, more ambitious elements as much as ...

Digger is a story about the stories we tell ourselves. In many ways, I found myself thinking back to The Odyssey in that respect; both films play with perspective by ...

Lorne is a documentary I had been wanting to watch for a while, as a long-term fan of Saturday Night Live and someone who finds his impact on culture absolutely ...

Fresh off their success at this years Primetime Emmys, Apple TV looks to continues to dominate the streaming world with the release of Season 6 of their critically acclaimed Slow ...

It was a hugely triumphant opener for the second season of Saturday Night Live UK yesterday, with the brilliant Jeff Goldblum and CMAT as the Host/Musical Guest, respectively. All the ...