Klara and the Sun review – send it back to the…
We’ve come to a mystifying juncture in human history, as the rampant onslaught of AI clogs up our news feeds and provides daily threats to all
Judge Dredd Announces Huge 50th Anniversary Release For February 2027
It’s hard to believe Judge Dredd first released almost 50 years ago now, debuting in the pages of 2000 AD way back in 1977. The
Ray Gunn – first-look review
This is a fantastic film, in all senses of the word. Brad Bird, part of the original Pixar brain trust, who contributed to arguably one of
Which side are you on? – Harlan County, USA at 50
Kopple’s film itself has an elegiac quality to it, the rugged beauty in her setting and in the weathered faces of its working-class inhabitants often
The Weight review – gold in them hills
At the absolute least, debutant director Padraic McKinley is probably going to be bombarded with work offers on the back of this feisty first feature
Landscape Collector: The scout behind Hollywood’s…
In Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, ancient Troy is played by the Ksar of Aït Benhaddou, an 11th-century Moroccan fortress known for imposing mountain ranges nearby,
Cotton Queen review – reclaims the crown for…
For generations of Sudanese women, cotton meant money of their own. Grandmothers spun raw fibres into thread and sold it, granting women who might otherwise
Charles Melton: ‘It was like a waking dream’
We’re calling it the biggest Oscar snub of modern times – Charles Melton should have been recognised for his tremendous performance in Todd Haynes’ May
Sense and Sensibility review – a wildly beautiful…
It’s impossible to talk about the new Sense and Sensibility without talking about the old one. Ang Lee’s 1995 adaptation, with Emma Thompson and Kate
Resident Evil review – an absolute blast
As a considerable fan of the Resident Evil series of survival horror video games, I had the constant image of the famous Leonardo DiCaprio pointing meme in