MOVIE

Lady review – a gloriously deranged mockumentary

It’s been ten years since Sian Clifford first graced our screens as Claire in Fleabag, and Lady reminds us exactly…

3 months ago

One Night Only review – smash your parts…

“The sexual act, successfully performed, was rebellion,” wrote George Orwell, envisioning the dystopian kibosh put on human spirit by the…

3 months ago

Love Me Tender review – quietly devastating…

Some films ask to be watched; Love Me Tender asks to be felt. Anna Cazenave Cambet’s quietly devastating adaptation of Constance…

3 months ago

Spider-Man: Brand New Day review – slavish fan…

Will Tom Holland, who we just saw struggling to live up to his father’s legacy in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, ever grow…

3 months ago

In Praise of Hiroshi Teshigahara: Surveyor of the Abyss

As The Face of Another turns 60, the Japanese New Wave director's cinematic battlegrounds of alienation, exploitation and fractured identity…

3 months ago

Ish review – a vital coming-of-age tale

Imran Perretta's feature debut follows two best friends whose bond is torn apart by racial profiling and a traumatic police…

4 months ago

Eye of the Giant: Cinema’s Cyclops Problem

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is so stuffed with technical triumphs that singling out one feels a little like complimenting Poseidon on his…

4 months ago

The Odyssey | Little White Lies

Truth & Movies is the podcast from the film experts at Little White Lies, where along with selected colleagues and friends,…

4 months ago

The Odyssey review – a magnificent feat of…

With regards to the dialogue and American/​British accents used in place of more accurate speech – Emily Wilson, whose translation…

4 months ago

John Waters: ’I’ve always been a les bro‘

Do you remember sending the cast, maybe it was just Ricki Lake, but you sent them a VHS tape demonstrating some…

4 months ago