Movie: Other People’s Children
The challenges facing childless women of a certain age is sensitively and intelligently explored in the French movie Other People’s Children.
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Movie: Red, White & Brass
Red, White & Brass is one of those feel-good movies that leaves a smile on your face well after the credits have rolled.
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Movie: Book Club: The Next Chapter
With a star-studded cast and Italy as a backdrop Book Club: The Next Chapter should be a must-see for fans of the original movie.
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Movie: Masquerade
Watching the French movie Masquerade (Mascarade) requires a high degree of concentration thanks to the number of twists and turns.
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Movie: The Innocent
Is a robbery ever justified? Director Louis Garrel suggests it may be in his latest offering, The Innocent (L’Innocent).
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Movie: AIR
Describing AIR, a feature length movie about a sports shoe, as thoroughly entertaining may sound surprising.
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Movie: Dungeons and Dragons: Honour Among Thieves
You don’t necessarily have to know anything about the role-playing fantasy game Dungeons and Dragons to understand the movie Dungeons and Dragons: Honour Among Thieves.
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Movie: The Whale
The Whale is one of those movies that’s brilliantly acted but challenging to watch.
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Movie: Tár
Tár has many similarities to much of the music featured throughout the movie – it starts slowly but then builds to a crescendo.
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Movie: Babylon
Damien Chazelle’s new film, Babylon, has divided critics and fans alike and it’s easy to see why.
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