Youth (2015)
2016-02-03
by Peter Callaghan An Englishman and an American walk into a spa (I presume the bar was closed and PaddyContinue Reading
The Revenant (2015)
2016-01-31
by Luke Rajczuk Another spectacular film from director Alejandro González Iñáritu (Birdman, Biutiful), this time set in unsettled wilderness ofContinue Reading
Room (2015)
2016-01-17
by Ben Hargreaves It’s a brave person that creates art from a subject as dark as the forced imprisonment ofContinue Reading
Spotlight (2015)
2016-01-09
by Luke Rajczuk This, ‘based on a true story’, film is a tribute to tremendously hard work from Boston GlobeContinue Reading
Carol (2015)
2016-01-05
by Ben Hargreaves The critical consensus on the latest release from director Todd Haynes (Far from Heaven) has been overwhelminglyContinue Reading
Brooklyn (2015)
2015-12-14
by Ben Hargreaves John Crowley (Boy A, Intermission) directs this story of a young Irish emigrant to the bustling BrooklynContinue Reading
Everest (2015)
2015-09-18
by Luke Rajczuk Mount Everest – 8,848m high and ‘the roof of the world’. Located in Nepal also called SagarmāthāContinue Reading
Whiplash (2014)
2015-01-29
For those who think it’s easy in the music business, well, it’s not! Thought provoking, inspiring or scandalous Whiplash isContinue Reading
Gravity (2013)
2014-01-13
In this cosmic drama Alfonso Cuaron (Children of Men, Y Tu Mama Tambien) shows yet another depth to his directing skill.Continue Reading
The Fifth Estate (2013)
2014-01-11
The new film from ‘Dreamgirls’ director Bill Condon featuring the ‘Star Trek’ and ‘Sherlock Holmes’ Benedict Cumberbatch is a ratherContinue Reading
Lemon Tree (2008)
2008-12-12
by Erin McGee The Israeli Palestinian conflict has reappeared in headlines this week in the form of Donald Trump, whoContinue Reading
Hunger (2008)
2008-10-30
The bold choices and visual flair which characterise the work of Steve McQueen (Widows, 12 Years a Slave) are very muchContinue Reading
Violette Noziere (1978)
1978-05-24
by Erin McGee In a time where society seems to have a particular fixation with true crime stories– such asContinue Reading
The Dawns Here Are Quiet (1972)
1972-11-04
by Holley Gibson Stanislav Rostotsky’s latest soviet war drama is a multi-award winning adaptation, which encourages the audience to developContinue Reading