The Visit
THE VISIT imagines an alien craft has landed on Earth and explores the governmental, military and scientific response in the event of ‘first contact’.
Category Archives: Reviews
Traces Of Sandalwood
Maria Ripoll’s TRACES OF SANDALWOOD is a real crowd pleaser, writes Nashwa Gowanlock.
Palio
PALIO explores the strange world of Siena’s famous horse race.
The Azonto: London to Accra
The dance craze Azonto is spreading from the back-streets of Accra to London’s dance studios and freezing inner-city.
All The Ways Of God
Modern-dress morality play ALL THE WAYS OF GOD takes as its starting point the character of Judas and the lacuna between his betrayal of Jesus and his subsequent suicide.
Trainwreck
TRAINWRECK opens with a woman in her underwear, making out with a guy and talking dirty. But this film could not be more different from others of its ilk.
Diary Of A Teenage Girl
Bel Powley stars in this coming of age sex drama.
Mr Holmes
McKellen’s Holmes is where the heart is, writes Xanthe Gilmore.
Accidental Love
Billed simply as a “star-studded, wacky romantic comedy,” ACCIDENTAL LOVE is actually many things, writes Alison Hicks.
The Long Goodbye & Altman
Altman’s legacy has been done few favours by the documentary made in his name, writes Andrew Nickolds. Better to learn about him from films such as THE LONG GOODBYE.