By – Laura Milnes – Two go mad in a pedalo – artist/film-maker Andrew Kötting and psycho-geographer Iain Sinclair traverse the waterways of the South East in their very ordinary art-house documentary.
Period drama Shanghai, starring John Cusack and directed by Mikael Hafstrom, has all the visual ingredients to make it a gripping, sexy as hell thriller.
With a big sporting summer approaching and in the wake of Asif Kapadia’s inspired documentary Senna, one can expect to find a variety of sporting movie knock-offs coming to cinemas looking to
Never one to conform to genre or expectations, writer/director David O. Russell is something of a contradiction in Hollywood. On the one hand you have the seven times Oscar-nominated The Fighter and the brilliant action thriller Three
When all radio contact is lost with a remote military base high in the mountains, the Colombian authorities, fearing a terrorist attack, send a nine-man squad of soldiers in to investigate.
You don’t have to be a worshipper at the shrine of James Cagney to find merit in Shake Hands with the Devil, but it is only likely to be those who consider
Paul Newman and Robert Redford reunite in this classic crime caper; out for revenge after his partner is murdered, a young conman seeks the help of a washed out former big time
According to Carly Simon “Nobody does it better,” than Her Majesty’s Secret Service’s finest, James Bond. But over the last decade 007 has had to deal with all manner of rivals to