Film Review: Leviathan (2014)
byWritten by Chris Smith Originally published 25 March 2015 In adapting the Old Testament story of Job and setting it in the modern context…
Written by Chris Smith Originally published 25 March 2015 In adapting the Old Testament story of Job and setting it in the modern context…
Written by Amy Taylor Originally published 25 March 2015 Made specifically for IMAX, Rocky Mountain Express is majestically presented. The cinematography is simply spectacular…
Written by Chris Smith Originally published 23 March 2015 Following in the footsteps of French heist masterpieces like Bob The Gambler and Rififi, director…
Written by Dan Santos Originally published 23 March 2015 Comedian Chris Rock is perhaps best known for his distinctive voice (see the Madagascar films)…
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Written by Claire Robson Originally published 18 March 2015 Whether you enjoy Ira Sachs’ Love is Strange will depend on your patience and your…