Digital theatre review: Emilia

“Take the fire as your own. That anger that you feel. It is yours. And you can use it.” That’s the rousing message at the heart of Emilia, a play about 17th-century poet Emilia Bassano. If you’ve never heard of … Read More

VOD film review: Motherless Brooklyn

Edward Norton brings old-school appeal to this nostalgic neo-noir.Read More

Netflix UK film review: The Christmas Chronicles 2

Even Kurt Russell as Santa can’t save this disappointing festive sequel.Read More

Netflix review: Sarah Cooper: Everything’s Fine

Sarah Cooper pulls off the jump from TikTok to Netflix with this inventive, amusing satirical comedy special.Read More

Unhinged review: A grisly, gripping ride

Russell Crowe is horribly entertaining in this grisly, gripping road rage thriller.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Hillbilly Elegy

This one-note adaptation of JD Vance’s memoirs is as subtle as Brian Blessed at a spelling bee.Read More

VOD film review: DOA

A man tries to find his own killer in this darkly gripping film noir.Read More

Amplify! film review: Falling, Some Beasts

We catch up with two films streaming as part of Amplify! Film Festival. For the full line-up and how it works, click here.

Falling

Viggo Mortensen is one of the most underrated screen talents working today, bringing a tenderness … Read More

UK TV review: Lovers Rock (Small Axe)

Steve McQueen’s anthology hits a musical high with this euphoric, energetic celebration of life and love.Read More

Digital theatre review: What the Constitution Means to Me

This rousing, exciting, amusing, passionate and interesting dissection of the US Consitution is a timely, inspiring watch.Read More