Sundance Film Festival London 2022: Resurrection Review
★★★★☆
This psychological thriller, starring Rebecca Hall, explores guilt, motherhood and trauma in unexpected ways.
★★★★☆
This psychological thriller, starring Rebecca Hall, explores guilt, motherhood and trauma in unexpected ways.
And here we are. Well done. A whole week complete once more, without those weary, boozy bank holidays we had last week to revel in. And now, we can revel some more – only for your standard two-and-a-bit day weekend though. Still, at least there’s some quality new music out.
Louise Walsh was thrust into the political melting pot of Belfast with her sculpture, ‘The Monument to the Unknown Woman Worker’.
Simon Brew is bringing his rather brilliant Film Stories Presents Movie Geek Live to Leicester Square on June 23.
★★★☆☆
It’s little surprise the album cover for What Came Before, Chase & Status’ sixth studio album, depicts the mad flurry of a rave many of us will experience this summer. Now that we can once more, after all.
★★★★☆
This Finnish horror is seriously impressive, thanks to its inventive use of puppetry and special effects, topped with incredible performances
I’m a musician but my boyfriend never comes to watch me perform and I feel he doesn’t support my career. What should I do?
★★★☆☆
In this sweet and funny mockumentary from Jim Archer, a lonely inventor makes a robot out of a washing machine.
★★★☆☆
Andrew Gaynord’s feature film debut is a dark and delicious satire that makes for an excruciating watch, in all the best ways.
The Xbox TV app will be available on newer Samsung Smart TVs and for the first time, users don't need a console to enjoy Xbox gaming.Â
Yesterday Paula Rego, the British-Portuguese artist, passed away at 87. We look at one part of her remarkable legacy - 1998 abortion series.