Film Critic Catrin Osborne recommends The Hate U Give, a stirring portrayal of police brutality in America
Written by Catrin Osborne on 16th December 2018
Film Critic Tom Smith-Wrinch gives low marks to Night School, the latest comedy from class clown Kevin Hart
Written by Tom Smith Wrinch on 13th December 2018
Film Critic Matt Taylor is awestruck by Apostle, a graphic yet thoughtful horror
Written by Matt Taylor on 13th December 2018
Written by Matt Taylor on 13th December 2018
Film Critic Samuel Zucca recommends the dazzling depravity of Climax - but warns the faint-hearted
Written by Samuel Zucca on 12th December 2018
Film Contributor Jacky Sy is full of praise for Cooper's reprisal of this well-loved classic, starring a well-loved pop icon, Lady Gaga
Written by Jacky Sy on 11th December 2018
Film Contributor Tom Smith Wrinch is more than impressed with Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal's new film Blindspotting, with it's modern themes and destablising plot
Written by Tom Smith Wrinch on 8th December 2018
Film Critic Alex Green recommends They Shall Not Grow Old, a stunning feat of technology and a fitting way to remember on the centenary of the Armistice
Written by Alex Green on 7th December 2018
Redbrick Film explores whether The Crimes of Grindelwald, part two of the Fantastic Beasts series, spellbinds or stupefies
Written by Rhys Lloyd-Jones, Matt Taylor, Sam Denyer, Samuel Zucca, Alex Green, Alisha Shah & Lucy McCann on 3rd December 2018
Film Contributor Alisha Shah has fallen in love with Crazy Rich Asians, and its cultural significance in the 21st century
Written by Alisha Shah on 30th November 2018
Film Critic Kat Forbes is slightly underwhelmed by Peterloo, Mike Leigh's telling of an important moment in British history
Written by Kat Forbes on 21st November 2018
Film Critic Kim Garande is charmed by Ethan Hawke's ageing rockstar in this Nick Hornby adaptation
Written by Kim Garande on 20th November 2018
