#MeToo: Trend or Triumph?
In light of the lack of women involved in film awards season this year, Eleanor Robinson examines whether #MeToo really has made a difference.
Browsing: Cinema
Review: If Beale Street Could Talk
Theo Smith reviews Barry Jenkins’s highly anticipated follow-up to Moonlight
Review: The Kid Who Would Be King
Is the latest take on the King Arthur legend spellbinding? Fung Ying Cheng finds out.
Review: Burning
Eleanor Robinson reviews Lee Chang-dong’s latest film, which has just made its way to UK shores.
Review: A Private War
Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews Matthew Heineman’s harsh and compelling biopic of the late Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin.
Review: Boy Erased
Sam Oliver reviews the Lucas Hedges-starring drama.
Review: The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part
Literature Executive Abi reviews the fourth appearance in the Lego film franchise: but does it live up to its predecessors?
Review: Alita Battle Angel
Eleanor Robinson reviews the blockbuster manga adaptation.
Review: Escape Room
Joe Williams reviews the new psychological horror.
Review: Mary Queen of Scots
Ottilie Young reviews the Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie starring drama.
Review: Stan and Ollie
Literature Executive Abi reviews this Laurel and Hardy biopic, full of comedy and heart.
Review: Vice
Joe Williams reviews the Dick Cheney biopic, starring Christian Bale and Amy Adams.
Review: Glass
Theo Smith reviews the culmination of Unbreakable and Split with M. Night Shyamalan’s new movie Glass.
First Look Review: Green Book
Katrina Vasey reviews the big winner at the Golden Globes.