REVIEW // ★★★★☆
Glass’ first feature is a devoted descent into psychological hell.
British Film
REVIEW // ★★☆☆☆
In truth, the stars’ deceitful interplay makes Condon’s silly con-thriller quite entertaining.
REVIEW // ★★★☆☆
While predictably structured, Hood’s Iraq War thriller still provides a powerful reminder of the price paid for moral courage.
Even Atkinson’s full arsenal of comedic skills can’t save Davies’ worn-out spy spoof.
Nolan’s historical-survival epic has terrifying immersive power but struggles against waves of excess.
With its eerie, murky undertones, Leach’s debut is brooding and emotionally resonant.
With a captivating lead performance, Oldroyd’s subversive debut is chilling.
In a searing indictment of austerity Britain, Loach exposes the struggle to retain dignity and humanity with equal bluntness and affection.
