Category: Films

A modest film with modest ambitions, this is a documentary that paints a portrait of a small Irish town at Christmas, through interviews with various [more…]

Does anyone out there really know why Spider-Man himself never appears in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe? We are now five movies into the studio’s ongoing effort [more…]

In the press release for her feature-directing debut, actor-turned-director Vivian Kerr describes how she hit rock bottom in 2016. She was drinking too much at [more…]

The Golden Globes nomination list once again raises the curtain for awards season in this new, uncertain era for the movies: post-strike, post-pandemic, but very [more…]

Something of a catastrophic category error seems to have happened at Netflix. For some reason it seems to be billing its new film Mary as [more…]

This low-budget supernatural romance, directed by Michael Groom and co-written with his brother David, is both full of feeling and admirably ambitious with its trio [more…]

Peter Sarsgaard appears on Zoom as he often does on film: quiet, soft-spoken, gentle poise concealing grave thoughts within. Now 53, he has been an [more…]

Marshall Brickman, who has died aged 85, was a successful musician, writer and film director, but will be remembered best for his collaborations with Woody [more…]

You know the way Dracula likes to deliver a dramatic speech, then turns into a bat, and flies away? It turns out that the angel [more…]