Tag: Ethan Hawke

You might be forgiven for thinking The Black Phone is adapted from a Stephen King novel, with its 1970s, Colorado ...

When cinematically exploring the importance of binding fate, sometimes its threads need to hang from the chiselled abs of a ...

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

Hawke joins Rose Byrne and Chris O'Dowd in an unlikely love triangle between cult musician, obsessive fan and long-suffering girlfriend

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For most Sally Hawkins is an acquired taste, whilst some find performances a little on the niggling side, others find ...

Remaking a movie like The Magnificent Seven is a thankless task. Never mind that it is itself a remake – ...

Pleasures and days Richard Linklater's Boyhood is a film about family life and a boy growing up from age six to age ...

Barely a day goes by now without news of another US military drone strike. Sometimes its positive news, other times ...

Military Language has long been a battleground. In a calculated attempt to sanitise the image of death and reduce culpability, ...