Film | Review
Gail Tolley: Thomas Turgoose will be a familiar name to Shane Meadows fans; the young actor starred in both This is England and Somers Town as a cocky youth with t...
Alastair Roy: War crime prosecutor Hannah Maynard (Kerry Fox) has lost out on promotion to a lesser experienced male counterpart (Stephen Dillane). She’s also...
Gail Tolley: I Love you Phillip Morris is based on a true story, a statement which offers some explanation for where such a bizarre tale comes from. Steven Russell...
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Michael Gillespie: In pursuit of ratings, Channel 4’s flagship soap Brookside went to desperate measures, from helicopter crashes, religious cult suicide p...
Film | GFF 2010 | Review
Gail Tolley: In case this particular publishing phenomenon has passed you by, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is the first book in The Millennium Trilogy &...
Chris Buckle: If you, like indie-popper Stevie (a gawky Ian Bonar), remember the first time you heard Tigermilk; harbour ambitions of touring the land; or j...
Chris Buckle: “They’ve been fighting in Afghanistan since Alexander the Great - it’ll never change, so leave the fuckers to it” shru...
Juliet Buchan: Friends (With Benefits) is a college comedy about Chloe (Margaret Laney) and Owen (Alex Brown), two childhood sweethearts within a circle of s...
Nine: It’s an interesting story, and one based on a true event: a woman, Jeanne, presents herself as the victim of an anti-Semitic hate crime, sparkin...
Gail Tolley: There’s an intriguing story surrounding the production of No-one Knows About Persian Cats: filmed in Iran under the pretence of being an...
Gail Tolley: Whip it tells the story of 17 year old Bliss Cavendar who lives in a small town outside Austin, US. She spends her spare time reluctantly ente...
Michael Gillespie: It’s easy to be cynical about millionaire rock stars instructing us to give what little we have to the poor in Africa, knowing that said...
Michael Gillespie: What is the measure of a man? Answers to that question can range from the archly philosophical to the outright vulgar; while James Toback, Oli...
Chris Buckle: With just four actors, one isolated location and a subtext laden with unspoken resentment, Florian Eichinger’s intense, theatrical chamber piece...
Michael Gillespie: Haru is a placid college student whose feminist academic interests somewhat conflict with her increasingly distant relationship with a boorish...
