Adapted from Rosalie Ham’s best-selling novel, The Dressmaker makes for an oddball on-screen affair. Set in a small Australian country…
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 Review
The Hunger Games?franchise has achieved some amazing things. It pretty much launched Jennifer Lawrence’s career, and made her one of…
Fathers and Daughters Review
This film seemed to come out of nowhere – but why? It has a fairly simple story to pitch, with…
Steve Jobs Review
Steve Jobs was undoubtedly an influential man, who many adored, and while I don’t want to sound insensitive, I wasn’t…
The Lady in the Van Review
First a memoir, then a play, a radio adaptation, and now a feature film, Alan Bennett’s The Lady in the…
Burnt Review
Last year audiences were treated to one of the best movies about a chef ever, in the form of Chef.…
Kill Your Friends Review
Here are a list of things I don’t particularly like in films: Nicholas Hoult, James Corden, Ed Skrein, films set…
Brooklyn Review
Why is it that so many female led dramas are marketed as being a choice between two men? It’s hard…
He Named Me Malala Review
Malala Yousafzai’s story is an inspiring and uplifting one, make no mistake. By now, you will probably know her story,…