The Two Faces of January is set in 1960s Greece where a rich American couple are visiting the Acropolis and cross paths with a young American tour guide who also happens to be a hustler.… The Two Faces Of January: Review
This is the latest film from the Dardenne brothers which was just shown as part of the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. The film follows Sandra (Marion Cotillard) married to Manu (Fabrizio Rongione) as she tries… Review: Deux Jours, Une Nuit/Two Days, One Night
The western has seen something of a resurgence in recent years with Django Unchained and True Grit. Now it’s The Homesman which is Tommy Lee Jones’s second film as actor and director based on the… Review: The Homesman
Yves Saint Laurent When you hear phrases such as Le Smoking, Touche Eclat, Opium, Rives Gauche, the first designer to use a black model in his catwalk shows it evokes one symbol: YSL or to… Review: Yves Saint Laurent
A young, poor divorcee responds to an advert for a housemaid to help with chores around the house and look after the child of a wealthy couple soon learns that some tasks aren’t listed in… Review: The Housemaid (2010)