Mindhorn Review
You can’t handcuff the wind. That’s just good science. And Julian Barratt, aka Richard Thornbridge, aka detective Mindhorn is the wind. Or at least he used to be.
City Of Tiny Lights Review
London’s been called a lot of things in its time, but City Of Tiny Lights – Riz Ahmed’s latest film – is a new one on me.
Neruda Review
The problem with history is how easy it is to forget. Director Pablo Larrain’s solution is to cast Gael Garcia Bernal as a sort of deadpan Chilean Clouseau type with a thing for hot teeth in his titular new biopic about Chilean poet Pablo Neruda.
Ghost In The Shell Review
If cinema was a Chinese Zodiac, then this year would be the sign of the sci-fi blockbuster. And kicking off this season of sci-fi is the Scarlett Johansson shaped Ghost In The Shell.
The Lost City Of Z Review
Everybody’s looking for something. Wise words from the Eurythmics there, and something early twentieth century explorer Percy Fawcett could have identified with, as I discovered in The Lost City Of Z.