Film Editorial
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Studio 54
The rollicking story of the legendary NYC nightclub Studio 54, and its gloriously decadent, brief, initial two-and-a-half year run, has been told already via the fictional 199...
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L’Amant Double
The latest from the ever-versatile French director Ozon, an adaptation of Joyce Carol Oates’ novel Lives of the Twinsis a handsomely rendered, occasionally unhinged, but ultim...
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The Happy Prince
Rupert Everett already has an association with Oscar Wilde having appeared in big screen adaptations of The Importance of Being Earnest and An Ideal Husband. He also played th...
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In the Fade
Despite a riveting performance from Diana Kruger, this courtroom revenge thriller from the once vital Turkish German director Fatih Akin, feels disappointingly mainstream and ...
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The Boy Downstairs
Mamet, the third breakout star from Girls (alongside Adam Driver and Allison Williams) has already shone in various supporting feature film roles. Here she gets her own deserv...
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Jeune Femme
French writer-director Serraille’s vital, free-form debut follows a rudderless young woman, recently arrived back in Paris from Mexico after a ten-year relationship, as she at...
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Lean on Pete
Following Andrea Arnold’s submersion into Americana with last year’s sprawling, rich, American Honey, it’s the turn of another UK writer-director, Andrew Haigh, to bring an ou...
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On Chesil Beach
Set just on the cusp of the permissive 60s (1962 to be precise), this adaptation of Ian McEwan’s novella, scripted by the author, feels more 50s fustiness than the subsequent ...
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Entebbe
There have already been a number of cinematic and TV depictions of the 1976 Entebbe raid, in which, after an Air France flight bound for Israel was hijacked by pro-Palestinian...
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Revenge
French writer-director Fargeat’s provocative thriller is a lurid, blood-soaked, operatically violent exploitation pic, which could arguably, given the director’s gender, be re...
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120 Beats Per Minute
This rich and sprawling drama from French writer-director Robin Campillo chronicles the inner workings and campaigning of AIDS activist group ACTUP in 1990s Paris. At this tim...
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Isle of Dogs
Writer-director Wes Anderson’s second wholly animated picture is a sort of sci-fi comedy adventure, set ‘twenty years into the future’, about a pack of dogs struggling to surv...
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Ghost Stories
Based on the stage show of the same name, this portmanteau horror, penned by The League of Gentlemen’s Jeremy Dyson, and Andy Nyman, looks to 60s/70s Amicus studio pictures su...
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