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 ...

Global devastation by a new bacterium; its cure via a broadcast digital virus with hidden costs; a father’s quest to ...

Review by Andrew Myers This cinematic moment has been a decade in the making as the Avengers, both young, old ...

Alliance Française French Film Festival 2018 Palace Cinemas 4.5/5 Of the many anti-war films I've seen, few reveal the truth ...

The latest (and Golden Globe-winning) film from Mexican director Guillermo del Toro, The Shape of Water, centres around kind and ...

Mildred Hayes (Frances McDormand), is stony numb from grief; seven months after her daughter's brutal murder, the town police are ...

Scott’s latest is a hostage drama recounting the 1973 kidnapping of the young heir to the Getty oil fortune. A ...

It’s 1959. Newlyweds Robin and Diana Cavendish take a tea-brokering expedition to Kenya, where, with Diana expecting their child, Robin ...

In an alternate future not far away, Norwegian scientists develop the technology to shrink humans down to size. All problems ...