Reviews
Babylon
The action is well-handled but hardly nail-biting, the dramatic scenes credible but unremarkable and the comedy is less than edgy.
The Infinite Man
The very definition of a three-hander, it follows that The Infinite Man highlights a cast tasked with plenty and delivering…
Sepideh: Reaching for the Stars
Danish director Berit Madsen’s documentary follows Iranian young woman, Sepideh, from the ages of 16 to 18.
Advanced Style
Advanced age is the new black thanks to a new style icon lauded in the documentary Advanced Style.
Life of Riley
From its use of vividly coloured backdrops, fake plants and drapes that act as doors, the film carries a deeply…
Pulp: a Film about Life, Death & Supermarkets
The documentary makes an effort in disclosing the ‘normal’ lives of successful musicians; their lives are not exactly glamorous.
Lucy
Johansson amplifies the atmosphere, a hypnotic lead for an entertaining romp unashamed of its vibrancy, mayhem and mania.
Iranian
A fascinating, frustrating and for the most part unguarded insight in a world that seems, philosophically, a long way away.
Life Itself
Life Itself is an informative and touching tribute to film critic Roger Ebert and the era of which he was…
A Most Wanted Man
In one of his final roles, Philip Seymour Hoffman again delivers in the obsessive, empathetic figure his protagonist becomes.