Wasp Network – Venice 2019 Review Jack King September 1, 2019 Reviews As the old idiom goes: "What begins as a terrible, incoherent, confusing mess will always end as one." This is slightly (and very purposefully) facetious, but it's far from an exaggeration to suggest that...
Kristen Stewart’s Steady Path to Grown-Up Success Rhys Handley December 13, 2018 Analysis, Features, Spotlight Kristen Stewart knows better than most that growing up as a young actor means having a spotlight on your every move – personal and professional. It blighted the Harry Potter kids, whose turbulent journey to...
Doubles Vies (Non-Fiction) – Venice 2018 Review Jack Blackwell September 1, 2018 Reviews As diverting as Non Fiction is, you would never want to spend an extended period of time with any of its characters. A cadre of dry, self-serious intellectuals, they’re all having affairs and engaging in...
The Brilliance of Juliette Binoche Patrick Nabarro April 17, 2018 Analysis, Features, Spotlight Juliette Binoche. The name alone brings connotations of a very particular brand of imperious arthouse cinema. Seeing it in the opening credits is a near guarantor of a cerebral viewing experience; a patent by...
Personal Shopper – Review Nick Evan-Cook March 16, 2017 Reviews Best described as "divisive" at its Cannes premiere, Olivier Assayas and Kristen Stewart's brave and uncategorisable second collaboration Personal Shopper swings fearlessly for the fences and only narrowly...
Clouds of Sils Maria – Review Rachel Brook May 16, 2015 Reviews 1 Comment Like an unassuming and subtler Birdman, Clouds of Sils Maria takes advantage of its actor protagonist Maria (Binoche) in order to probe a potential overlap between fiction and reality. A dawdling...