Director: Jason Wingard Stars: Antonia Aakeel, Jack Carroll, Asim Chaudhry Released: Friday, March 29th (UK) I’ve often thought that there’s a time and place for a Sunday-afternooner...
Director: Nicholas McCarthy Stars: Taylor Schilling, Jackson Robert Scott, Colm Feore Released: Friday, March 15th (UK) If Orphan was your defacto favourite comedy of 2009 (it...
Director: Peter Hedges Stars: Julia Roberts, Lucas Hedges, Kathryn Newton Released: Friday, March 15th (UK) Considering the thud with which the Timothée Chalamet-led Beautiful Boy sank...
Director: Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck Stars: Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson, Ben Mendelsohn Released: Friday, March 8th A year on from its trailblazing debut, it’s easy...
A stunning cinematic memoir and a powerful debut from Richard Billingham.
Director: Samuel Moaz Stars: Lior Ashkenazi, Sarah Adler, Yonathon Shiray Released: Friday, March 1st (UK) There are few films that walk the line elegantly between desaturated hyper...
A film about much more than wrestling. Florence Pugh shines in Stephen Merchant's touching story of familial bonds.
This cumbersome biopic flits from tense survival film to stale political drama in the blink of an eye.
An unsettling love affair takes a disconcerting turn in Joanna Hogg’s tale of youthful innocence derailed.
A lyrical tragi-comedy full of unexpected twists and some contagiously exuberant dance scenes
Heartbreaking but never exploitative, ‘Stitches’ examines the trauma of a family laden with emotional fatigue.
Themes of age and vanity are swamped with plot twists in this entertaining, if muddled, romantic thriller.
Prepare to be led up the garden path in Wang Quan'an's drama
Delightfully dangerous filmmaker Francois Ozon delivers an exquisite study of social mores.
Speculative sci-fi is a genre built upon a foundation of human curiosity; it’s a genre that asks questions such as “Where are we going?”, “What could...
Between Marielle Heller's sharp direction, a great pithy script, and two barnstorming performances, Can You Ever Forgive Me? is not to be missed.
Burning is a bone-jangling tonal thriller that thrives on ambiguity, demonstrating that filmmaking doesn’t always need to be brash to be bold or worthwhile.
It's ropey, but it works. Escape Room is boilerplate bare-bones trap-horror fun that just about ticks the boxes needed to work.
