New Order: LFF Review
Parasite meets The Purge in this shallow Mexican drama from Michel Franco Mexico is a country wracked by violence and corruption. There were 17,439 murders… New Order: LFF Review
Parasite meets The Purge in this shallow Mexican drama from Michel Franco Mexico is a country wracked by violence and corruption. There were 17,439 murders… New Order: LFF Review
Shirley is a biopic of dubious intent. It is impeccably made – excellent performances, evocative camerawork and absorbing sound design, but to what end? It… Shirley: Review
A cursory glance at Relic’s reception shows a split between critics and audiences, with the former praising its ‘expertly crafted atmosphere of dread’ and the… Relic: Another Review
Herself: LFF Review. By Jack Hawkins. After Mamma Mia!, The Iron Lady, and then Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, director Phyllida Lloyd has said… Herself: LFF Review
By Jack Hawkins. Only some kind of psychopath would enjoy trashing a low-budget debut feature; gleefully punching down would reveal no empathy for a young… Neon Days: Review