Bristol Old Vic theatre review: Touching the Void

Have you ever climbed a mountain? You’ll feel like it after watching Touching the Void, a monumental piece of theatre that’s so good it gives you vertigo.

The play is based on Joe Simpson’s 1988 memoir, which tells the story … Read More

VOD film review: Skull: The Mask

Armando Fonseca and Kapel Furman bring bloody bedlam and an allegory of national rapine to the streets of contemporary São Paulo.Read More

Netflix review: Bo Burnham: Make Happy and what.

Bo Burnham’s 2013 and 2016 specials are a showstopping medley of smart, self-aware surprises.Read More

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This well acted second season of ITV’s crime drama delivers surprising twists more than moving drama.Read More

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This promising directorial debut is a darkly exhilarating, uneasy anthology of bleak dystopian fairy tales.Read More

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Zack Snyder’s debut feature reimagines Romero as a visceral, amped-up apocalypse in the shadow of 9/11.Read More

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Ana Katz’s beautiful absurdist drama deftly weaves humour and apocalyptic anxiety.Read More

Army of the Dead: Brazenly entertaining

Zack Snyder’s zombie heist flick is a brazenly entertaining ride.Read More

VOD film review: P!nk: All I Know So Far

This fly-on-the-wall music documentary is stylish but shows little beneath the surface.Read More

MUBI UK film review: State Funeral

Sergei Loznitsa chronicles the lavish state funeral of Joseph Stalin in this fascinating but lengthy documentary.Read More