What Jarmusch presents induces a sensual high; it is like the good stuff consumed by Adam and Eve, and although we know it will stop working soon, we...
Youth is full of warmth and humour, but it does not lack melancholy and nostalgia either.
Looking for Alaska carries a purifying power, it strikes tender chords, restoring hope of reclaiming innocence slowly lost through acquaintance with the world.
Today, when television shatters new taboos, Sex and the City would hardly be shocking, but in 1998 it was so controversial that the network feared to...
Parade’s End has many strengths – the cinematography, the acting, the costumes – but it’s Rebecca Hall who remain the show’s greatest asset.
The romance in Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy may be underwhelming, but does it work as a comedy and a nostalgic journey down memory lane?
The Gorge blends action, sci-fi, horror, and romance as two snipers (Miles Teller, Anya Taylor-Joy) guard a mysterious chasm and uncover its deadly secrets.
