Armie Hammer

There are so many words that can describe Sorry to Bother You. But the truth is that it treads the line between satire and absurdist.

Celluloid musings from a grade 'A' brain wrong. It's Flim Weakly.

Following the success of A Bigger Splash at London Film Festival 2016, Italian filmmaker Luca Guadagnino returns with his adaptation of André Aciman's critically acclaimed novel. Set in northern Italy in 1988, Call Me By Your Name…

Stanley Tucci has taken an empty canvas and taken bold and enchantingly humorous strokes of his creative brush on the closing pages of the life of renowned Swiss painter and sculptor Alberto Giacometti with Final Portrait, adding just a dab…

Director Ben Wheatley’s fifth feature arrived in a hail of bullets, 70’s sideburns and incendiary insults. Free Fire’s trailer teased us with a back-to-basics shoot ‘em up that took aim somewhere between Reservoir Dogs and Hard Boiled.…

We’ve been here before, in that pole position of familiarity, isn’t this where the franchise began? Cars 3 just covers the same racing track as once before but this time Lightning McQueen is on the brunt end of realisation filled with a…

I am going to start this review of Nocturnal Animals by discussing a Stephen King novel. Misery. In that novel, King also shows us many pages from the book being written within the book, entitled "Misery's Return". I can't recall if we, as…

British filmmaker Ben Wheatley is no stranger to the BFI London Film Festival. After premiering Sightseers and High-Rise in past events, this year's will be showing his new film as its closing gala feature. Starring an ensemble…

In 2009, fashion designer Tom Ford forayed into the filmmaking industry by writing and directing Oscar-nominee A Single Man. A self-financed production, Ford gained critical acclaim from critics and gave Firth the opportunity to shine as a…

Earlier this year, Nate Parker’s debut directorial film broke the record for the most paid for a Sundance Film Festival production, which exceeded Little Miss Sunshine’s record in 2006.  It also won the Audience Award and the Grand Jury…