When The Painted Bird ends, there’s such a corrupted feeling about everything for a few moments, as if we don’t deserve the privilege of watching someone go through such atrocities when someone lived them. It’s worth noting that the events of the novel by Jerzy Kosinski, which the film adapts,
The Turning: The BRWC Review. A young governess is hired by a man who has become responsible for his young nephew and niece after the deaths of their parents. A modern take on Henry James' novella The Turn of the Screw. If you know me, then by now you probably
West North West: Review. Cultures collide in Takuro Nakumara’s beautiful queer/self-discovery film West North West. The film centres on three women; a Japanese same-sex couple Kei and Ai, and a Muslim-Iranian art student Naima. Naima is quiet and unconfident, except when on the phone speaking in Persian. These conversations
Sylvester Stallone remains at the top of the pack as Rambo: Last Blood holds on to Number 1 for a second week. The thrilling finale to the series defends its Number 1 position against a Top 10 full of high climbers and previous chart-toppers. Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood hops back up three
Modern Films, in partnership with AMG International Films, EMU Films and Altitude Film Distribution, are proud to present SULPHUR AND WHITE; a film directed by BAFTA and Emmy ® Award nominee Julian Jarrold (Electric Dreams, The Crown) and written by Susie Farrell (Dirty God). The inspiring story of courage and triumph features stand-out performances from Mark Stanley (Dark River, Game
