Is Anya Taylor-Joy the new Keira Knightley?
Sons of Denmark review – the most important film you’ll see this year
This taut exploration of radicalisation in Europe is a powerful lesson for out times.
LKFF: The Odd Family: Zombie on Sale review- great fun for everyone, even the wimps
A film we wish we’d known about last Halloween.
Terminator: Dark Fate review – a sequel you can finally get excited about
This is one for the badass ladies.
Dolly Wells and Emily Mortimer talk female friendships and working on Wells’ directorial debut Good Posture
‘As I get older I’m starting to crave those women of younger generation and older generation friendships because you learn so much from both.’
Good Posture review – Dolly Wells’ directorial debut is charming yet forgettable
Good Posture makes for a fairly amusing watch.
Composer Trevor Gureckis discusses scoring The Goldfinch and working with John Crowley
The Goldfinch is ‘more about melody and a sense of sweeping ideas and bigger concepts that present themselves in more traditional ways ‘
The Goldfinch review – so much talent wasted on a film that won’t shine
This won’t do the novel justice.
The Kitchen review – dish that fails to deliver
Even this star-studded cast can’t rescue a flavourless film.