Sometimes the pilot episode of a TV show is so heartbreaking and impactful that the rest of the show spends all its
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The Avengers journey has been a true cultural phenomenon of modern film, reigniting the superhero genre while dovetailing a whole cinematic universe
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Greta is playing in cinemas now. Neil Jordan (Breakfast on Pluto, The Butcher Boy and Company of Wolves) is well known for
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Mid 90s is a beautiful exploration of early adolescence, encapsulating the fear, joy and naivety of early adult experiences with an unvarnished
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Pet Sematary falls into the same trap as countless film remakes, trying to offer something unique and different, but in turn straying
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Knife and Heart is a truly unique, beautifully structured and gloriously queer mash up of genres and themes. With cutting humour, engaging
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Despite an outstanding performance from Matt Smith, Mapplethorpe fails to capture the artistic drive and impulses of Robert Mapplethorpe, rushing from one
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BFI Flare presents Making Montgomery Clift. On the 23rd of July, 1966, Montgomery Clift died of heart failure at his New York
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Papi Chulo is a perfectly formed film, tenderly delivering sublime character studies through humour, drama and spirit; wrapping you in the warmth
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A deep and emotional core layered with humour and love, Tucked is destined to become a modern classic of British LGBT cinema.
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This review was originally posted in March 2019 but has since been updated to reflect the release of Socrates nationwide in September
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