By Rógan Graham
This miserable biopic claims to celebrate the life and music of Amy Winehouse, but instead serves as a ghoulish encapsulation of everything wrong with the music industry and fame machine.
A lonely newlywed embarks on a clandestine affair with her gamekeeper in Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre’s adaptation of the classic DH Lawrence novel.
An amnesia-causing virus threatens a young couple, played by Olivia Cooke and Jack O’Connell.
Kristen Stewart is woefully miscast in Benedict Andrews’ biopic of the late screen icon Jean Seberg.
Jodie Foster swings for the Wall Street fat cats and misses by miles in this thin thriller which premiered in Cannes.
Angelina Jolie takes to the director’s chair and is overwhelmed by her deity-like subject in this glossy, unexceptional awards-baiter.
This bruising and brutal jailhouse carve-up rides on the back of an astonishing central turn by Jack O’Connell.
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