Review: SAINT MAUD (2020)

By some miracle, not wholly unrelated to a global pandemic and the possibility that my email somehow ended up on … More

Review: EIGHTH GRADE (2019) [Hebden Bridge Film Festival]

There are many things I would like to tell my 13 year-old self now. One of them would be to … More

After all, as Rose-Lynn (Jessie Buckley) points out, if Johnny Cash can make it with convictions on his record, why can’t she?

Being Frank is a witty ode to a man and his head. Oh, and the papier mache one too.

The Fight, easy to market as ‘the female Rocky’, is so much more than that.

Oh captain, my captain! If you remember my Black Panther (2018) review this time last year, I was bemoaning the … More

It takes a lot for me to get excited about zombie films. As a fledging horror fan that’s a bit … More

The latest Timothée Chalamet film was always going to be a big draw on the festival circuit, particularly at the … More

Colette is a timely story, that takes a microscope to how a person’s achievements can be co-opted by others.

A packed out screening of The Favourite, was enough to banish the New Year blues, as was the sound of … More