Film Review
67 items tagged “Film Review”.
- Adolescence – The New Lost BoysSimon Pearson · 19 March 2025
- No Other Land: Israel’s ethnic cleansing of the West BankIan Parker · 27 January 2025
- Wallace and Gromit take on AI, overbearing cops and sensationalist mediaSimon Hannah · 28 December 2024
- Anora – the anti‑Pretty WomanDave Kellaway · 26 December 2024
- ConclaveDave Kellaway · 16 December 2024
- Soundtrack to a Coup d’EtatDave Kellaway · 14 December 2024
- Unforgiven: Deconstructing the Cowboy MythSimon Hannah · 8 August 2024
- Freud’s Last SessionIan Parker · 23 June 2024
- La Chimera: A film about tomb raiders, but Lara Croft it’s notDave Kellaway · 17 June 2024
- There’s still tomorrow—a feminist film exposing male violenceDave Kellaway · 30 April 2024
- The American Society of Magical NegroesIan Parker · 29 April 2024
- “Civil War”: Alex Garland’s Unsettling Exploration of a Fractured AmericaSimon Pearson · 12 April 2024
- Rose Dugdale: from heiress to the IRADave Kellaway · 6 April 2024
- Copa 71 – Women’s football’s hidden historyDave Kellaway · 20 March 2024
- Perfect days.. (no) shit happens?Dave Kellaway · 5 March 2024
- Dream Scenario: Getting Cagey about fantasies of alienation and escapeIan Parker · 15 February 2024
- Poverty Porn vs. Black Authenticity: The Satirical Tightrope Dance of American FictionDave Kellaway · 7 February 2024
- The Zone of Interest – chillingly brilliantDave Kellaway · 6 February 2024
- A Queasy Feeling from Lanthomos’ LatestTony Richardson · 29 January 2024
- Inheriting Occupation: Israelism’s RevelationSimon Pearson · 25 January 2024
- Gaza: A Film that Humanises a PeopleDave Kellaway · 16 January 2024
- Nicholas Winton: People smugglers?Dave Kellaway · 13 January 2024
- Oil, Greed, and Murder: Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower MoonTony Richardson · 4 November 2023
- Paris Memories – Bataclan 2015Tony Richardson · 23 August 2023
- Urban Wanderings: Keiller’s Cinematic PsychogeographySimon Pearson · 19 July 2023
- Nicaragua in the Stars at NoonIan Parker · 6 July 2023
- Finding LolaNigel Mulligan · 11 May 2023
- How to blow up a pipeline: the filmDave Kellaway · 4 May 2023
- Dijiu tianchang (So Long my Son): A Poignant Portrayal of Human Resilience and Political Change in ChinaGregor Benton · 5 April 2023
- Defying Expectations: A Gripping Exploration of Policing and Gender in a Murder CaseTony Richardson · 3 April 2023
- ‘Adult Human Female’ and the contradictions of left wing transphobiaÚna O’Sullivan · 28 March 2023
- Rise, Roar, Revolt on filmIan Parker · 27 March 2023
- Women Talking and ActingErica Burman, Ian Parker · 22 March 2023
- Everything Everywhere for EveryoneIan Parker · 13 March 2023
- FINITE: The Climate of ChangeAllan Todd · 19 February 2023
- Saint Omer…a woman has killed her babyDave Kellaway · 13 February 2023
- All the Beauty and the BloodshedTony Richardson · 12 February 2023
- A useful contribution – but with loose endsPete Firmin · 12 February 2023
- Jack’s Manchester storyDave Kellaway · 10 February 2023
- Till – film which resonates down the yearsAndy Richards · 3 February 2023
- AftersunNigel Mulligan · 3 February 2023
- All Quiet On The Western FrontTony Richardson · 28 January 2023
- Lydia TárIan Parker · 26 January 2023
- ‘Farha’ and the Claustrophobic State of Palestinian CinemaUmayyah Cable · 17 January 2023
- Netflix’s “Farha” is a mild depiction of the NakbaJonathan Ofir · 27 December 2022
- Swimming for refugeDave Kellaway · 23 December 2022
- Streaming HorrorRowan Fortune · 22 December 2022
- “The Territory” (a review)Allan Todd · 20 December 2022
- Triangle of Sadness (a review)Allan Todd · 11 December 2022
- Tori and LokitaTony Richardson · 7 December 2022
- The Banshees of InisherinNigel Mulligan · 5 December 2022
- The Quiet Girl (An Cailín Ciúin)Nigel Mulligan · 13 September 2022
- Hard Work, Balance, LoyaltyRowan Fortune · 27 July 2022
- Don’t extradite Julian AssangeDave Kellaway · 20 May 2022
- Losing your home, losing yourselfDave Kellaway · 18 February 2022
- ‘Find Out What They’re Afraid Of And Sell It Back To Them’*Dave Kellaway · 15 February 2022
- PARALLEL MOTHERSTony Richardson · 31 January 2022
- Belfast24 January 2022
- Don’t Look Up: The planet is already burningIan Parker · 28 December 2021
- West Side Story againIan Parker · 23 December 2021
- Five films I liked from 2021Dave Kellaway · 21 December 2021
- House of Gucci saved by Lady Gaga?Dave Kellaway · 14 December 2021
- Cultural roundupSimon Pearson · 3 December 2021
- How Richard Williams made two of the greatest tennis championsDave Kellaway · 2 December 2021
- Bond – is it still the same story?Dave Kellaway · 6 October 2021
- Anthony Hopkins and Oliva Coleman excel in The Father, (2020) a film about dementiaDave Kellaway · 14 September 2021
- My Cultural HighlightsSimon Pearson · 6 September 2021