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Toronto International Film Festival 2018 winners announced

It’s the moment all of Toronto (well, Film Twitter at least) has been waiting for: Toronto International Film Festival has announced its winners. ...

By Sian Francis CoxSeptember 17, 20180

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Review: The Children Act

There are two types of people in this world: those who read Ian McEwan, and those who do not. The first camp of ...

By Sian Francis CoxSeptember 16, 20180

News

Ed Sheeran is starring in 2019 Danny Boyle/Richard Curtis film – as himself

After Danny Boyle dropped out of the upcoming Bond instalment just nine days ago due to ‘creative differences’ (I don’t think anyone else ...

By Sian Francis CoxAugust 30, 20180

Movies

Emma Stone quits Little Women – but stop comparing her to Emma Watson

You’ve probably already heard the news. The Twitterstorm that erupted last night largely focused on the fact that Emma Watson is replacing Emma ...

By Sian Francis CoxAugust 25, 20180

Reviews

Review: Orange is the New Black – Season Six

For the past few years, I’ve grown tired of how Netflix has been conducting its shows. While it is nice to have an ...

By Peter GlagowskiAugust 25, 20180

News

Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly in Holmes and Watson are the Step Brothers follow-up we’ve been waiting for

With a Will Ferrell movie, you pretty much know what level of stupid, don’t-think-too-hard comedy you’re getting, and for that reason I am ...

By Sian Francis CoxAugust 24, 20180

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Review: A Whale of a Tale

If I didn’t have a strong view of whales before, I do now. A Whale of a Tale is a documentary feature representing the ...

By Sian Francis CoxAugust 17, 20180

News

Missing Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt? Read exclusive interview with Tina Fey and Tituss Burgess

You, like me, were probably sat happily at home, munching through a plus-sized chocolate bar and vaguely flicking through the upcoming episodes of ...

By Sian Francis CoxAugust 16, 20180

Movies

Review: We The Animals

We The Animals is a simple, poetic story about boyhood, and like Moonlight it follows a young character at a pivotal time in ...

By Sian Francis CoxAugust 9, 20180

Movies

Life Itself brings heartwarming Fogelman feels to TIFF

Get ready to light some candles, grab a hot cup of cocoa, and curl up on a corner sofa with your loved ...

By Sian Francis CoxJuly 25, 20180

Movies

Watch: Rachel Weisz and Olivia Colman in The Favourite trailer

Some directors use historical dramas to prove they are capable of doing a ‘prestigious’ picture. Ang Lee with Sense and Sensibility, Sofia Coppola ...

By Sian Francis CoxJuly 10, 20180

Trailers

We The Animals trailer is basically City of God without guns

Okay, so it’s not nearly as violent, doped up or dizzyingly edited as Fernando Meirelles’ and Kátia Lund’s groundbreaking movie, but look beneath ...

By Sian Francis CoxJune 29, 20180

Toronto International Film Festival 2018 winners announced

Review: The Children Act

Ed Sheeran is starring in 2019 Danny Boyle/Richard Curtis film – as himself

Emma Stone quits Little Women – but stop comparing her to Emma Watson

Review: Orange is the New Black – Season Six

Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly in Holmes and Watson are the Step Brothers follow-up we’ve been waiting for

Review: A Whale of a Tale

Missing Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt? Read exclusive interview with Tina Fey and Tituss Burgess

Review: We The Animals

Life Itself brings heartwarming Fogelman feels to TIFF

Watch: Rachel Weisz and Olivia Colman in The Favourite trailer

We The Animals trailer is basically City of God without guns

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