Twiggy: Who’d have thought that one of the best films of the week would be the documentary about a British ’60s fashion icon? Born Lesley Hornby, in 1949, this quick trip through her life and …
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Twiggy: Who’d have thought that one of the best films of the week would be the documentary about a British ’60s fashion icon? Born Lesley Hornby, in 1949, this quick trip through her life and …
Continue readingDope Thief opens with Ray Driscoll (Brian Tyree Henry – Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire) and Manny Carvalho (Wagner Moura – Civil War) watching a house, as they’re government DEA agents, about to do …
Continue readingOne Of Them Days is one of those indie comedies that works a bit better than it deserves to, since there’s precious little in the way of a plot, and what is there ends up …
Continue readingThe Electric State begins in 1990, “before the war”, with Michelle (Millie Bobby Brown – Damsel) enjoying life with her family, although the war against robots leads to deaths aplenty, as well as cartoon Kid …
Continue readingMickey 17 finds Mickey Barnes (Robert Pattinson – Tenet, Good Time) at a financially low point in his life, leaving him feeling like he has no option but to become an ‘expendable’. Not in the …
Continue readingThe Au Pair opens with a scene where the titular character is given a file about something, but we’re given no info, so it feels like one of those scenes in a drama where we’ll …
Continue readingAdolescence opens with the explosive scene of an armed police unit bashing their way into the home of 13-year-old Jamie Miller (Owen Cooper), and oh, what a mess as they stop about the inside of …
Continue readingMarching Powder opens with an animated intro with Jack Jones (Danny Dyer), depicting the wooing of his better half, and how he “smashed her back doors in“. Plus, upon buying their first place together, he …
Continue readingWhen Life Gives You Tangerines has a title inspired by the old proverb, “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade“, telling you to make the best of a bad situation. Opening in the present day, …
Continue readingFear begins with something completely preposterous, since as the Berwick family move into their new house in Glasgow, they manage to actually get parking space outside their own house! That said, when architect Martyn (Martin …
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