Podcast film review

With The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Summer Wars, Wolf Children and The Boy And The Beast, founder of Studio

Orson Welles’ last film The Other Side Of The Wind gives new meaning to the phrase “long-awaited’. Following 11 years

When it was first announced, Widows seemed like an incongruous, Mad Libs, names-out-of-a-tombola project. Turner Prize-winning artist and Oscar-winning director

At the ripe old age of 31, Paul Dano decided to direct. And the indie star didn’t make things easy

The shadow of Braveheart looms large. Without that depiction of gloriously chaotic battles where underdogs defeat a superior foe, we

Joel and Ethan Coen may have grown up in the lawn-fringed suburbs of Minneapolis, but they’ve never been far from

J.J. Abrams’ monster-sci-fi Cloverfield projects have always been streaked-through with horror: the 2008 original had its subway tunnel of spider-

Christmas, despite being the most wonderful time of the year, can be annoying. Whether it’s making small talk at work

At the end of They Shall Not Grow Old, the voiceovers of soldiers who fought in the conflict tell stories

The Crimes Of Grindelwald is a weird rather than fantastic beast. The second chapter in J.K. Rowling’s five-part story, it’s