Mr Holmes
McKellen’s Holmes is where the heart is, writes Xanthe Gilmore.
Category Archives: Features
Hostages
Arrow Films aren’t just purveyors of cult cinema – they are also a multi-platform distributor of TV from around the world, most recently HOSTAGES.
Meatballs
Relying on bawdy humour and a hip, anti-establishment attitude, MEATBALLS is set in a summer camp for misfits overseen by head counsellor Tripper (Bill Murray in his first starring role).
The Wanderers
The Bronx, 1963. Geographically close, but in reality we’re a long way from WEST SIDE STORY and its rival gangs the Jets and the Sharks…
TAKE ONE Awards 2014
TAKE ONE Awards for the calendar year 2014.
BFI LFF Diary #2
Jack Toye provides a sample of life at The London Film Festival 2014.
Fincher Retrospective: Class, Revolution and The Social Network
Edd Elliott considers the class connotations underlying David Fincher’s THE SOCIAL NETWORK.
Down by Law
Rosy Hunt reviews Jim Jarmusch’s earliest film forays, including the “thinking man’s chicken-soup film” DOWN BY LAW.
Introducing Gerhard Lamprecht
Lamprecht’s newly-restored films are causing a celluloid stir – from a retrospective at the Pordenone Silent Film Festival in 2013 to a season at this year’s CFF.
Kind Hearts and Class War
Keith Braithwaite’s pick of the Best of British is KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS, a black comedy that packs a hidden punch.