We Live in Time Review: LFF 2024
Strong performances propel weepy We Live in Time Director John Crowley is the film maker behind my all-time favourite Saoirse Ronan movie – Brooklyn (no…
Category: Film Festivals
Nightbitch Review: LFF 2024
Amy Adams goes absolutely barking mad in Nightbitch (…sorry) We’ve heard of hot girl Summer yes, but with first The Substance, fellow London Film Festival…
A Nice Indian Boy Review: LFF 2024
Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff charm in fluffy romcom A Nice Indian Boy It’s harder than the streaming giants would have you believe to make…
Nickel Boys Review: LFF 2024
The horrors of segregation and the aftershocks of slavery are distilled into a single place in RaMell Ross’ Nickel Boys “In here and out there…
The Apprentice Review: LFF 2024
Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice depicts the rise of a genuine American supervillain I’ve heard many worry that the Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice would…
Joy Review: LFF 2024
A heartfelt history of the effort to cure infertility, there’s plenty to love about Joy In 1970s Britain three trailblazing scientists battle both nature and…
The Seed of the Sacred Fig Review: LFF 2024
Iranian thriller The Seed of the Sacred Fig tracks one families collapse under a theocratic regime It would be impossible to talk about The Seed…
The Assessment Review: LFF 2024
As intelligent as it is bleak, The Assessment is a thrilling Sci Fi debut In a not-too-distant future ecologist Mia (Elizabeth Olsen) and AI engineer…
Four Mothers Review: LFF 2024
James McArdle has more elderly mams that he knows what to do with in Irish comedy Four Mothers Edward is a locally successful Irish author…
Rumours Review: LFF 2024
Cate Blanchett and Charles Dance lead surreal horror comedy Rumours If 2024 is the year of unexpected subjects being made into musicals then it is…