Podcast film review

Garth Marenghi — author, dreamweaver, visionary, plus actor — once said that subtext is for cowards. Lord knows what he’d

Skateboarding is currently having a vibrant cinematic renaissance. Between Crystal Moselle’s loveable Skate Kitchen — about an all-girl skate crew

Ralph Fiennes’ third film as a director is his most ambitious to date. After Shakespearean update Coriolanus and Charles Dickens

There’s a cosmic rightness to gender-swapping a Mel Gibson sexual politics comedy. Instead of his boorish ad exec, here we

“Do you like the movie?” A minor character poses that question roughly one hour into Under The Silver Lake, and

Is there a more consistently watchable actor than Julia Roberts? In good films or bad, Roberts is always a highlight

Fisherman’s Friends is based on the unlikely but real-life story of a group of Cornish guard/lifeboat workers who, moonlighting as

Those who remember Simon Amstell terrorising pop stars on Pop World (“Lemar From Afar!”) and Never Mind The Buzzcocks might

Ray & Liz is stark, raw and memorable – working class life as told from the inside. Powerful, singular and

There is no such thing as a bad Maggie Gyllenhaal performance. From early indie calling cards like Secretary and Sherrybaby