Hot sex and cold moralising come together in this strange examination of how French teens spend their downtime.
Jesse Owens’ Olympic legacy is reduced to hand-wringing sentimentality in this mediocre Wiki biopic.
Young male love comes to the fore in this moving coming-of-ager from first-time director Andrew Steggall.
Director Tom Geens offers an essential eight-point guide to filming in exterior locations.
This sensitive profile of a female lawyer working in Afghanistan is a real superhero movie.
In anticipation of Pedro Almodóvar’s new film Julieta, revisit the Spanish director’s liberating 1988 gem.
Kristen Wiig becomes an self-starting chat show host in this satire of American egocentrism.
With the VOD revolution in full swing, do cinemas still offer the best all-round viewing experience?
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