From co-directors, Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn, the infamous fallout between former Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy and his captain Roy Keane, prior to the 2002 FIFA World Cup in Korea/Japan, is presented in both tense and often hilarious detail in Saipan. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Saipan’ (2025) – BFI London Film Festival
A fine British comedy-drama, The Choral has Nicholas Hytner and Alan Bennett combining to bring a wholesome story, set during the First World War, where Ralph Fiennes is present to express his unmatched versatility. Continue reading Film Review: ‘The Choral’ (2025) – BFI London Film Festival
Julia Roberts delivers what is normally considered a “career-defining” performance, though the film itself mismatches the quality of its star. Continue reading Film Review: ‘After the Hunt’ (2025) – BFI London Film Festival
Max Williamson leads a double-life: London-based writer by day, sex worker by night. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Sebastian’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
