All posts tagged "British film"
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1.7KFilm & TVFilm Review: 23 Walks
A gentle exploration of love later in life, starring two greats of British screen, Alison Steadman and Dave Johns.
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1.2KFilm & TVFilm Review: Emma
Autumn de Wilde directs this lavish new adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel.
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1.0KFilm & TVFilm Review: Sorry We Missed You
Ken Loach once again shows us social and economic injustice through sympathetic characters, this time exposing the gig economy.
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1.1KFilm & TVFilm Review: The Good Liar
Powerhouse actors Ian McKellen and Helen Mirren star in this psychological thriller.
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738Film & TVFilm Review: Wild Rose
Tom Harper directs this gritty, yet optimistic feature, about a young ex-con trying to make it as a country singer.
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1.1KEntertainmentMINI British Film Festival: My Generation
Michael Caine hosts David Batty's documentary about the cultural changes wrought by the swinging 60s.
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696Film & TVFilm Review: Funny Cow
This is the kind of film that stays with you, and gives you pause.
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983EntertainmentFilm Review: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is thoroughly enjoyable film. A sure hit with romance gurus and plenty of substance and style to entertain all other film goers too.
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538EntertainmentFilm Review: The Party
This is one of the most grown-up English-language comedies to hit the screens in a long time.
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817EntertainmentFilm Review: The Bookshop
But don’t be fooled by the Englishness and gentleness: this is an intense, strong and somewhat harrowing tale.
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680EntertainmentFilm Review: Finding Your Feet
This is a totally enjoyable, adorable gem of a film, with a strong message about life and death and ageing.
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1.0KEntertainmentFilm Review: Phantom Thread
Rumoured to be Day-Lewis's last film, he shines as Reynolds Woodcock, the society couturier who fears he is doomed in love.
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927EntertainmentFilm Review: Breathe
The inspirational true-story of Robin and Diana Cavendish is a star-turn for both Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy, under Andy Serkis's directorial baton.
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855EntertainmentFilm Review: Goodbye, Christopher Robin.
Domhnall Gleeson and newcomer Will Tilston star in this portrait of the troubled childhood of Christopher Robin Milne, directed by Simon Curtis.
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1.1KEntertainmentCunard British Film Festival: Jawbone
Johnny Harris writes, produces and stars in, this classic tale of a washed up, alcoholic boxer, trying to make some money through a dangerous, unlicensed fight.
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574EntertainmentFilm Review: The Time of Their Lives
An enjoyable romp starring Joan Collins and Pauline Collins, as older women on an adventurous trip.
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507EntertainmentTake a Trip to Spain at the Cinema.
The quirky directorial flourishes and consistently amusing humour make this a trip worth taking.
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901Film & TVFilm Review: Sunset Song
Set in a Scottish village around The Great War, a highly intelligent girl rises above the harshness of small village life to become symbolic of Scotland herself.
