film review

Chloe Zhao's acclaimed new tear-jerker is less about the world's famous playwright than it is a family tragedy......

Rather than relying solely on nostalgia, this film proves that it has something meaningful to say on its own......

Nia DaCosta has produced a graceful manifestation of the spectrum of the human condition in 'The Bone Temple'......

Can emotion and warmth carry a film alone when its story never lands?...

Original, heartfelt and satisfying, offering an inventive take on the trope......

Edgar Wright's 'The Running Man' has taught us that maybe the real running men are the friends we made along the way......

Some people protest through art, others through persistence, and some, tragically, pay the price for their defiance. And then there is Jafar Panahi, who gave us 'It Was Just an Accident'......

The hunt is on as Trachtenberg finally puts the iconic hunter in the protagonist seat......

“Who took Riley Brennan?” is the question at the forefront of this new supernatural mystery horror film released this Halloween......

Mere days after the Louvre theft, 'The Mastermind' drops viewers into the disarray of a man who should have it all figured out, but clearly doesn’t…...

Whilst the film has a tendency to fall into some cliched biopic tropes, it still provides a fresh take on the relationship between fame and mental health......

40 years on, this documentary honours the women who fed, fought, and fuelled the spirit of the Miners’ Strike......

The Black Phone’s sequel picked up the call - but maybe it should’ve let it ring......

With the ongoing search for a new James Bond and Pierce Brosnan’s willingness to return to the role, the thirtieth anniversary re-release of GoldenEye could not have been better timed......

Tyneside Cinema brings world-class cinema to our doorsteps once again......

Horror may often fall victim to predictability, but Good Boy proves there’s still room for innovation......

This writer reviews I Swear, a powerful portrayal of resilience and self-acceptance......

Half a century later, Taxi Driver still asks the question: what happens when loneliness becomes ideology?...