Showing Type: Film

Phantom Thread’s finely woven narrative is filled out nicely by humour, intoxicating romantic tension and contains yet another impressively committed performance from Daniel Day-Lewis.

This is a good old-fashioned John Grisham style political thriller with canny timing; a film about corruption in the highest corridors of power.

Based on the international best selling book. This film tells the true feel-good story of how James Bowen (Luke Treadaway), a busker and recovering drug addict, had his life transformed when he is adopted by a very focused ginger tom (Bob).

Land Of Mine is an Oscar-nominated Danish drama that throws light on an unfamiliar aspect of the Second World War.

I, Tonya offers the kind of story you could not possibly make up – a tale of crime and punishment, class and poverty, pride and prejudice.

It’s a simple but stirring tale, wonderfully acted and directed with terrific verve but also great sensitivity by Warwick Thornton, who is himself from an Aboriginal background. This is a very accomplished film and a hard-hitting story.

Shot Caller is captivating and emotionally gritty with an outstanding raw and commanding performance by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.

The Promise is handsome, accessible and illuminating. it’s a solid and sobering reminder of the atrocities of war, bolstered by strong performances from Isaac and Bale, two of the best actors of their generation.