Tag: Film review

how a man’s journey through grief mirrors our search for peace – by an expert in death and grieving

how a man’s journey through grief mirrors our search for peace – by an expert in death and grieving

Mad About the Boy – our favourite frazzled English woman is back but life’s more complicated

Mad About the Boy – our favourite frazzled English woman is back but life’s more complicated

Pamela Anderson is perfectly cast in this intimate portrait of womanhood

Pamela Anderson is perfectly cast in this intimate portrait of womanhood

Stories about repeating history – what to watch, read and see this week

Stories about repeating history – what to watch, read and see this week

this sleek but violent film asks interesting ethical questions about our relationship with AI

this sleek but violent film asks interesting ethical questions about our relationship with AI

tense and taut drama vividly recreates the Munich massacre

tense and taut drama vividly recreates the Munich massacre

Goethe adaptation feels more American Pie than high literature

Goethe adaptation feels more American Pie than high literature

Aussie film Take My Hand is a sweet love story – but it misses the mark in depicting chronic illness

Aussie film Take My Hand is a sweet love story – but it misses the mark in depicting chronic illness

this mawkishly sentimental adaptation has lost the brilliance of Richard McGuire’s graphic novel

this mawkishly sentimental adaptation has lost the brilliance of Richard McGuire’s graphic novel

Interns, vampires and a nice piece of Bacon – what to see and do this week

Interns, vampires and a nice piece of Bacon – what to see and do this week

Robert Eggers’s Nosferatu is a sumptuous and spine-tingling gothic horror

Robert Eggers’s Nosferatu is a sumptuous and spine-tingling gothic horror

Babygirl’s provocative exploration of power, infidelity and eroticism – reviewed by a sex therapist

Babygirl’s provocative exploration of power, infidelity and eroticism – reviewed by a sex therapist