Mark Rylance

Having already inspired an opera and a stage play, J.M Coetzee’s novel, Waiting For The Barbarians, now comes to the screen with a script by the author himself. Experiencing this tale purely in the form of this movie adaptation, directed…

He's fighting a war of his own. With his brain. And he's losing.

His brain is on constant buffer.

After taking on the Batman franchise in 2005, British director Christopher Nolan has proven that he is not afraid to take on big-budget pictures. After completing his much-acclaimed Batman trilogy in 2012, he returned to the big screen in…

His method may be different, but as a storyteller, Steven Spielberg shares striking similarities with Roald Dahl. Just as he has crafted many moments of purist childlike awe on the screen, so too did Dahl on the page. Their artistic…

Steven Spielberg, a man who has without doubt locked down his spot on the list of all-time great American storytellers, has tantalised with a few false dawns over recent years. Having arguably not made a great film since 2002’s Minority…