Reviews
The Deep
Volcanic eruptions, sinking ships and survival; despite its dramatic subjects this Icelandic drama prefers observation to emotion.
Munch 150
Director Phil Grabsky presents a cinematic view of a exhibition marking the 150th anniversary of the birth of artist Edvard…
Pacific Rim
Spectacle never overwhelms the human element in Guillermo del Toro’s latest film, the ultimate blockbuster monster movie.
Gimme the Loot
This unpolished cinematic gem about two Bronx grafitti artists is smart, sharp and highly recommended.
After the Battle
Writer/director Yousry Nasrall's latest film explores the chaos which engulfed Egypt in 2011 and its impact on ordinary lives.
Burn: One Year on the Front Lines of the Battle to Save Detroit
A warning of what can happen to cities facing a changing economy, and a celebration of people who fight for…
The Audience
Helen Mirren reprises her Academy Award winning role as Queen Elizabeth II in this highly-anticipated West End production.
The Lone Ranger
This rollicking ride into matinee movie territory from the makers of the Pirates of the Caribbean films is uneven and…
We Steal Secrets
The complex, intertwined stories of Julian Assange and Bradley Manning are explored in this new documentary by Alex Gibney.
The Look of Love
Michael Winterbottom’s film about pornographer and nightclub owner Paul Raymond adheres to well-trod biopic tropes.