Reviews

Paul Schrader's latest plays like a mix of Diary of a Country Priest and Diary of a Madman

50 years on, the world has moved forward, but The Producers remains one of the all time great comedies.

Her is an unusual union of sci-fi and romance that ruminates on the ubiquitousness of technology and what it means to love.

The concept of the Sparrows - attractive female spies trained to use their sexuality to compromise male targets - sounds like something that would be right at home in farcical espionage literature. Remember Xenia Onatopp from GoldenEye?

As the UK swelters through an interminable summer, here’s an opportunity to cool off as you watch a man struggle through sub-zero conditions in his quest for revenge in Iceman (no, not The Revenant).

Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly return in the sequel to the 2015 superhero film.

Watching Sneakers in 2018 reminds you of how much has changed and how much has stayed the same.

It’s a story of Oakland today and the people who call Oakland home.

Small is beautiful, in James Webber’s lyrical drama of sisterhood, Soror.

Based on the memoirs of a Liverpudlian drug addict who boxed his way out of a Thai prison, A Prayer Before Dawn is a cut above its genre peers.