Review: Make Up – Bleak Realism of Self-Discovery
Katie Evans reviews the psycho-sexual feature debut from Claire Oakley
Browsing: Curzon Artificial Eye
Review: Chronic
Michel Franco’s explorative look at terminal illness is moving enough to demand your time, says Eddy Tesfay.
Review: Anomalisa
Three faces, three voices, and a whole load of puppets. A film that could only be from Kaufman’s brain – but what happens when it reaches yours? George Seabrook investigates.
First Look Review: Victoria
Sebastian Schipper’s one-take thriller is so close to reaching its potential, says Ash Millman.
Blu-ray Review: 45 Years
Andrew Haigh’s low-key British drama is perfect in its simplicity says Matt Clarson.
Review: Love
Controversial filmmaker Gapar Noé’s latest film is unlike anything else you’ll see this year, says James Slaymaker.
Blu-ray Review: Queen and Country
Editor Natalie reviews ageing cinematic legend John Boorman’s latest ahead of its home entertainment release.