A bloody, funny take on the Dracula story
Nosferatu, written and directed by American filmmaker Robert Eggers, is a remake of the 1922 German film of the same name. I left the cinema thinking, ‘Hold on, is this a love story?’
Nosferatu, written and directed by American filmmaker Robert Eggers, is a remake of the 1922 German film of the same name. I left the cinema thinking, ‘Hold on, is this a love story?’
Parthenope is a university student living a complicated life but although she is a ‘goddess’, the film built around her lacks depth.
Two young lions are at loggerheads, with a young lionness between them, and the baddies are on the trail and out for blood. If this sounds like a similar story, it’s because it is.
This year my film favourites are an eclectic bunch … but all of them are well worth your time. How many have you seen?
Payal Kapadia’s quietly beautiful Indian drama All We Imagine As Light explores class, gender, financial and religious divides.
The primate metaphor for Robbie Williams’ arrested development at age 15 is gimmicky, but the biopic is still entertaining.
As someone who has been with a brother who died from cancer, and a best friend who died from cancer, I was worried this exploration of to be or not to be would be too raw for me. It wasn’t, which is a tribute to the director and the cast.
Animal wranglers deserve special mention in this film – they had to handle not only the star, but about 200 canine extras.
Former lovers in new French film Out of Season must weight the risks of a reunion against the separate lives they have created.
‘What the hell is going on?’ asks Cate Blanchett, playing the German Chancellor, asks at one point. It’s a question the audience will ask too.
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