Amazon UK film review: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm

Sacha Baron Cohen’s sequel lacks focus and laughs but some standout scenes and moments of satirical genius make this essential viewing.Read More

FrightFest Halloween film review: Tailgate (Bumperkleef)

Lodewijk Crijns’ psycho-thriller is a moral fable of traffic transgressions and unforgiving divine punishment.Read More

VOD film review: Summer of 85

A gay summer fling turns tragic in François Ozon’s nostalgic coming-of-age drama.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Rebecca

This visually gorgeous adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s Gothic romance is oddly lacking in atmosphere.Read More

FrightFest Halloween Sacrifice (2020)

Andy Collier and Toor Mian’s cosmic folk horror entraps the viewer along with its central couple.Read More

Dane Baptiste brings new entertainment show Bamous to BBC Three

Dane Baptiste will host Bamous, a satirical entertainment show for BBC Three.

Hailing from Spirit Studios and John’s Boy Entertainment, the show introduces Dane’s mythical “NASBLAQ” to TV audiences – a stock index for diverse talent which determines which of … Read More

Netflix UK film review: The Forty-Year-Old Version

Funny, fresh and innovative, this sensational debut from Radha Blank is one of the best films of the year.Read More

Body of Water review: An intense, unflinching drama

Sian Brooke plays a mum struggling with an eating disorder in this intense, unflinching drama.Read More

LFF 2020 film review: One Night in Miami, Ammonite, The Human Voice

We catch up with a trio of titles that played at the 2020 London Film Festival, including Amazon Studios’ latest acquistion. For more on how the festival works, click here.

One Night in Miami

There are directorial debuts, and … Read More

Being a Human Person review: A personal portrait of a complicated director

A deeply personal portrait of a complicated and captivating director.Read More