Review by John P Harvey Palace Cinemas, Settembre–Ottobre 2018 Some of the major organised religions, in the process of being ...

Review by John P Harvey Disney’s 2018 feature-length Christopher Robin is set in Christopher’s life as a young-middle-aged adult - ...

Article by Rory McCartney The 19th Lavazza ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL is looming up like an Alfa Romeo in the rear-view ...

Review by John P Harvey Count Dracula (Adam Sandler), with help from his young (120-odd-year-old) daughter Mavis (Selena Gomez) and ...

Review by John P Harvey Border is one of those unusual films that defy easy categorisation. It is in some ...

Review by John P Harvey The setup may seem familiar — superheroes, banned from performing hero work, unable to follow ...

Review by Michele E Hawkins and John P Harvey  Back to Burgundy follows the unfolding relationship between a young man, ...

Review by John P Harvey Friends for Life is the final instalment of a trilogy of feature films (originally a ...

Review by John P Harvey It’s little wonder that The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society was playing to ...

Review John P Harvey The Bookshop is a film very much about character and principle, and invokes that special sentiment ...