We all love 1980s revivals; Starsky and Hutch, Charlies Angels and the much anticipated A-Team. If it was good then, it will be good now, right? Unfortunately, Martin Campbell’s Edge of Darkness
French cinema is a bit of an anomaly. It has a reputation for being progressive and daring, a hangover from the days of nouvelle vague. It also has a reputation of making
Nearly twenty years after Harrison Ford’s Dr Richard Kimble went on the run in Andrew Davis’ gripping thriller, The Fugitive, comes a much more gritty, realistic and downbeat take on the escaped
Kevin MacDonald has etched quite the path in his new lived career, mostly of late with his award heavy Last King Of Scotland which gained serious recognition for the likes of Forrest
This is the somewhat timely release of Enemies of the People, a moving documentary that examines the two million people died in Cambodia under Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge regime, killed by execution,
Writer/director Kyle Patrick Alvarez’s indie film is about a lonesome, aspiring writer Davy (The Hurt Locker’s Geraghty) who manages to achieve, possibly every hetro male’s fantasy by being on the receiving end
It’s a brave move for a teen rom-com to reference founding father John Hughes; braver still to actually segment clips from those films within the plot. Thankfully Will Gluck’s follow up to