199 RESULTS IN TAG "film&tv":
Luther Season Five has plenty of twist and turns - but will there be another season after this?
The fifth season of Luther returned to our screens with more of an oomph than a bang, but has everything that fans of the crime drama could want....
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Star turns by Timothée Chalamet and Steve Carell tainted by subpar music in Beautiful Boy
Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet are a powerfully emotive father-son duo in this adaptation of David and Nic Sheff's real life memoirs about how the latter struggled growing up with a drug addiction....
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Slapstick and No B/S! are film events to brighten up any exam period
Slapstick 2019 and Come The Revolution’s latest screenings in their No B/S! season are opportunities to take a break from revision and work to enjoy comedy cinema during a high pressure study period....
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RBG is an inspiring portrait of a woman with a significant legacy in gender equality
The CNN produced documentary about the life of 84 year old lawyer and pop culture icon, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, received a limited theatrical run in UK cinemas and is nominated for 'Best Documentary' at the BAFTAs....
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The Front Runner drops out of feminist debate early
Surprisingly funny and fast paced, this US political biopic starring Hugh Jackman as Gary Hart lets itself down in the end by failing to have a clear perspective on the events to match modern day expectations....
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The Favourite features three actresses on top of their game
Eliza Parr provides an alternative review on the widely acclaimed, independent British production, as Yorgos Lanthimos adds this hilarious period drama to his works....
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Stan & Ollie brings slapstick back move-for-move
This British awards contender sees Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly bring the legendary Laurel and Hardy back to life in this nostalgic gem....
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The Favourite pales in comparison to Lanthimos’ previous works
Despite a raft of high quality performances, Yorgos Lanthimos’ fifth major work fails to live up to its billing as a major awards contender in its portrayal of Queen Anne’s frail years and the power struggle between her beloved Lady Sarah Churchill and Abigail Hill....
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