There’s a universe out there where the name Herman Mankiewicz (Gary Oldman) means very little to anyone, and we were dangerously close to living in it. Had Mank himself not come forth and demanded Orson Wells give him credit for his own work then his name would be only an
Christmas' jovial cheer is welcomed by most, but some seek a bit more ingenuity from their holiday offerings. Whether it's the foul-mouthed tirades of Bad Santa or the macabre ruminations of Batman Returns, certain films aptly utilize the holiday season to trailblaze their own territory amongst the crowded subgenre. In
Debenhams Edition: Bits & Pieces - An intimate look at one of fashion and Hollywood’s biggest stars, Audrey Hepburn. This insightful feature documentary goes behind the lens revealing never-before-seen footage of her life and showcasing the woman behind the icon. A portrait of a conflicted human being, who displayed strength
Gregory Samuel (Hunter Davis) is a funeral director and has to deal with people every day – dead or alive. Greg does seem to prefer the company of his client’s dearly departed though as he has social anxiety that makes him question every little thing he says and does. Then one
Elf has made it to Number 1 on the Official Film Chart for the very first time. The 2003 flick has become a firm favourite in homes since its release and finally enjoys a stint at the top for the first time since the chart’s inception in 2018. This mean’s Disney’s
