Author: Juliette Howard

There are surprisingly few hard truths to be found in Mike Leigh’s latest release, a tale of a…

Daniel Craig is ravenous in Luca Guadagnino’s Queer, an adaptation of William S. Burroughs’ novella of the same…

3. Woman of the Hour – three bachelors Anna Kendrick adds remarkable directing to her panoply of skills…

6. Kneecap – rappers rapping “A country without a language is only half a nation,” declares an activist…

9. Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl – inventors inventing (yet more stuff his poor dog has to…

12. Red One – security guards guarding Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson adequately stars as Callum Drift, the North…

Ralph Fiennes leads a star-studded cast with the perfect blend of hesitation and conviction in Edward Berger’s papal…

Hold onto your red-stained bucket hats – everyone’s favourite British bear is back on the big screen. The…

It only takes Anora’s first shot to be fully sucked in – a pan across a row of…

Steve McQueen has never been one to shy away from difficult topics. 12 Years a Slave, perhaps his…

Only Hugh Grant can portray two sides of devilishly charming and get away with it. In Scott Beck…

Living up to Joker is no small task. Winner of the Golden Lion at Venice, first R-rated film…

Everything feels painfully real in Nora Fingscheidt’s The Outrun, a tale of loss and recovery in which Saoirse…

The list of films based on women plucked out of obscurity is infinite, such important stories from the…

Here is a film that doesn’t shy away from anything. The Substance, directed by Coralie Fargeat, is one…

There is a lot to like – and to be disgusted by – in Zoe Kravitz’s directorial debut…

It’s only taken thirty six years for Tim Burton to get round to Beetlejuice the second – and…

From (half) the mind of original director John Krasinski comes the genesis of the quiet world as we…