by Sophie Monks Kaufman
Help our writer to decide whether she should take on the ultimate cine-challenge: Jacques Rivette’s Out 1
Alan Bennett’s hit autobiographical play from 1999 receives a mild but quietly magical screen adaptation.
The final roll of the dice for Katniss and crew sadly doesn’t match previous instalments.
Rural train platforms were transformed forever by this high peak of screen romance from David Lean.
This cagey documentary portrait fails to do justice to its inspiring subject, Malala Yousafzai.
Bradley Cooper as an egomaniac master chef makes for unintentionally hilarious viewing.
The Brooklyn star on stepping back into 1950s New York and how Colm Tóibín’s source novel affected her.
A collection of early Suffragettes films – some great, some not so much.
LWLies sings the praises of one of Britain’s most intrepid and endearing film journalists.
The actor brought us to tears at her recent London Film Festival symposium.
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