Mapplethorpe (review) – Smith is great, but Timoner’s film pacing is a real problem
Despite an outstanding performance from Matt Smith, Mapplethorpe fails to capture the artistic drive and impulses of Robert Mapplethorpe, rushing from one
Men of Hard Skin (Review)
‘Hombres de piel dura’ Men of Hard Skin is now available on DVD. Argentinean director Jose Celestino Campusano brings us a coming-of-age
Papi Chulo (review) – BFI Flare 2019
Papi Chulo is available to rent, buy and stream. John Butler’s Papi Chulo is a quiet, emotionally powerful, humorous character study of
The Hole in the Ground (Review)
The Hole in the Ground continues a theme of many recent horrors as it plays with the relationship between a mother and
Old Boys (Review)
Old Boys is a charming and fresh take on Rostand’s Cyrano, playing beautifully with representations of masculinity, freedom and societal expectations. This
Benjamin (Quick Read Review)
Simon Amstell is well known for cutting satirical comedy that weaves humour into a range of ordinary situations through full-bodied characters, and
The Granada Bedford and the loss of our cinematic heritage
My first experience of cinema was the stunning, grand and magical Granada Cinema Bedford, as a child I will never forget the
The Basketball Diaries (1995)
The Basketball Diaries is available on limited edition Blu-ray now. Before Timothee Chalamet’s gut-wrenching performance in Beautiful Boy, Leonardo DiCaprio brought us
Boy Erased (Review)
Boy Erased is now showing in cinemas nationwide. Boy Erased isn’t the first film in recent years to explore the interface between
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