Review by Michele E. Hawkins. It’s 1953 London, and theatre’s rich and glamorous have come out to celebrate the 100th ...

In the middle of the long-running Battle of Britain, airman Jack Absolute (Laurie Davidson), hero of the day, takes the ...

Review by John P. Harvey. This clever film’s little jokes, all the way from its title to its final scene, ...

Review by John P. Harvey. Pio (Pio D’Antini) and Amedeo (Amedeo Grieco) have been inseparable friends since early childhood — ...

Review by John P. Harvey. Quick question: what does Zeffirelli’s Hamlet share with The Untouchables and The Good, the Bad, ...

Review by Michele E. Hawkins. It’s the 1960s, and the successful author Valerio Primic (Massimiliano Gallo) is in his study ...

Review by Michele E. Hawkins. City children are being evacuated to the countryside as German's bombing of Britain continues into ...

Review by John P. Harvey. Sent north from Naples to manage a money laundry with a restaurant as a front, ...

Review by Michele E. Hawkins. In 1930s Fascist Italy, wounded World War I veteran Luciano (Riccardo Scamarcio) runs a successful, ...

Review by John P. Harvey. Successful stage comedian, play translator and adaptor, and playwright Eduardo Scarpetta (Toni Servillo) must balance ...