In Brooklyn, Sammy Gold (Jesse Eisenberg) lives a preordained life as the oldest son of a solid Jewish family. He works for his father’s tailoring business, but is expected to become a
Here is some news: Capitalism and climate change are so interwoven that an end to the former is the only way to tackle the latter. That’s the lesson that this informative, occasionally
In the depths of a forest, illuminated by fiery torchlight, there’s a medieval set-to. A princess is captured by men in goatskins. In a hut, knights in armour argue with Vikings about
It’s been a long time since Nic Cage has been a top box office draw. Not that he hasn’t been busy, it’s just that a mild disagreement with the American taxman means
With more big names than a Lithuanian phone book, Margin Call is a timely, big-screen take on the financial crisis from the rarified point of view of those who caused it.
There isn’t much left unknown about football, the all-conquering global sport, but referees are probably the last part of the game with an air of mystery about them.