Kristen Stewart

One can never get tired out of the sordid expose' of Hollywood trappings rich with scandalous accounts of freaky sex, over-indulgent drug abuse and alcoholism, the casting couch practices, diversity misrepresentation, seedy payoffs...the…

"Under the sea. Under the sea. Darling it's better, down where it's wetter, take it from me". Sadly these words don't apply to Kristen Stewart in Underwater. As she is forced to go full Ellen Ripley to save herself and others' lives…

Personal Shopper's reputation rightfully precedes it: Not for it's Indie credentials that stem from having French director Olivier Assayas at the helm; not for it's ambiguous (misleading?) title and genre-straddling subject matter, but for…

From Johnny Mnemonic (1995) to eXistenZ (1999), the '90s vogue for tactile tech thrillers has now been memeified out of all context, but their warnings against the growth of simulated realities, emotional desensitisation, and the risks of…

Olivier Assayas’ Personal Shopper may have been the first picture to receive a round of “boos” when it played to critics in Cannes this year, but it’s a movie that deserves to be applauded. It’s a film that sometimes scary, sometimes sexy,…

His avenues of finance may have changed, but as the customary use of a white Windsor typeface and chirpy jazz jingle in the opening credits immediately confirm, Café Society is Woody Allen once more strolling along the same streets he has…

Misdirecting a comedy genre-buster What American Ultra first has to recommend it is its stars, Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg, a combo both obvious and odd (they were together for Adventureland in 2009) -- though this will…

Why must the future always be such a drag? If not nuclear apocalypse, it seems we fear civilisation becoming a right wing nut jobs paranoid nightmare, full of supressed emotion, mindless collectivism and a penchant for blandly uniform…

Well before the 2015 film awards season got up to speed, one winner had already been proclaimed. The early whispers surrounding Julianne Moore’s performance as a University professor struggling to deal with early onset Alzheimer’s continued…

Newly deployed to the eponymous Guantanamo base, Peter Sattler's debut follows Pvt. Amy Cole (Kristen Stewart) as she navigates the patriarchal milieu of a military prison, and finds an unlikely companion in Ali (Peyman Moaadi), a talkative…