If a zany sound effect makes you scream with laughter, then this is for you. It’s an audacious concept, a cartoon character suing the biggest corporation in the world for constant pain and suffering.

Until now I knew the work of Kent Jones only through his 2015 documentary Hitchcock/Truffaut. Three years later he would direct his first feature with actors, Diane, for which he also wrote the ...

As the viral outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to spread fear through the corridors of the World Heath Organisation, we get yet another dystopian thriller detailing the end of ...

Could a TV favourite transfer successfully to the big screen? A pointless question as Shaun the Sheep Movie is shear fun from start to finish and is back in cinemas this weekend. The film is hilarious ...

Although Songs of Forgotten Trees is Anuparna Roy's first feature, one can state with absolute confidence that it shows her to be possessed of a totally individual voice. That was in effect recognised ...

It’s a particularly sticky summer’s day. The sun is shining and there’s a humid, stifling atmosphere in the Platt family’s friendly suburban neighbourhood. There’s Mom (Anne Hathaway) and Dad (Ewan ...

As Disney and DreamWorks carved out ever-braver new worlds with the help of increasingly sophisticated technology, Aardman Animations was fashioning its own success story in plasticine. Creature ...

Now available on Blu-ray from Alliance Home Entertainment, director Luis Mandoki’s steamy 1990 love story White Palace stars Susan Sarandon and James Spader in the throes of a passionate May-December ...

The future of mankind has faced innumerable existential threats in the movies, from nuclear Armageddon to viral obliteration. In Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the fourth chapter in the MCU Spider-Man ...

Andy Mundy-Castle’s documentary looks at the British, Nigerian-born activist and photographer Misan Harriman and places his life in a wider historical context. More often than not an hour and a half ...

Recently when reviewing A Pale View of Hills, the film version of Kazuo Ishiguro's novel, I welcomed it as an all too rare example of a film which, being one most likely to attract older viewers, had ...

At the 2025 Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival Night Stage won two awards, one for best Brazilian film and the other for best screenplay. It is a piece that was written by its co-directors ...