One of the most interesting things about Hors Satan, or Outside Satan upon translation, is its trailer. The advert for Bruno Dumont’s film suggests to the audience that this will be a
When Greek director Giorgos Lanthimos broke onto the international scene in 2009 with the surreal and visceral Dogtooth, many could be forgiven for thinking that that was a one time only movie.
Ahh, the Oscars. Without a shadow of a doubt, the biggest night in the entire film calendar. A night where a handful of dreams will be made and a hundred others are
When it premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2012 the audience booed and applauded in equal parts. This week, UK cinema-goers will get the chance to judge Terence Malick’s To The
So many films, so little time. Fortunately here at FilmJuice we have a pool of talented writers, prepared to spend the vast part of their days hunkered down in darkened cinemas so
In little over a week the new film from Quentin Tarantino, Django Unchained, winds its way into British cinemas. As critics and fans prepare to board that rollercoaster, Greg Evans takes a
If memories of 2012’s most momentous movies are already starting to fade, never fear! Greg Evans is here to welcome in 2013 with the second part of his essential guide to films
If memories of 2012’s most momentous movies are already starting to fade, there’s still plenty to look forward to in 2013. Greg Evans picks up the mantle of The Ghost Of Christmas