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
Featuring at BFI London Film Festival as the Cunard Gala, Jay Kelly – from writer-director Noah Baumbach – details the journey from film set to European countryside, as George Clooney stars in the titular role, with an excellent Adam Sandler supporting him as his manager. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Jay Kelly’ (2025) – BFI London Film Festival
A film adaptation from the 2020 Maggie O’Farrell book of the same name, Oscar-winner Chloe Zhao is back in the director’s chair with Hamnet. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Hamnet’ (2025) – BFI London Film Festival
The Palme d’Or winner, It Was Just an Accident, featured in a gala screening at this year’s BFI London Film Festival. Continue reading Film Review: ‘It Was Just an Accident’ (2025) – BFI London Film Festival
Anora is a problematic success. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Anora’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
In 1995, Superman actor Christopher Reeve endured a life-changing injury as he was thrown from a horse in competition. The accident and injury saw the Man of Steel requiring a ventilator for the rest of his life. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
Bulgarian military officials and a complete unit find themselves digging random holes in the middle of a field. The reason? The pursuit of an alien object led by a psychic. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Triumph’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
With a career featuring the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, the musical career of Elton John is coming to an end. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Elton John: Never Too Late’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
A legend in the Hollywood makeup scene, Hope Goldman (Elizabeth Banks) is on the verge of launching her own range of products, and with a television interview recorded, she’s about to take her career to the next level…or so she thinks. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Skincare’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
Former women’s prison, HMP Prison Holloway, is awaiting its demolition as it sits abandoned and desolate, existing in a stale form as wildlife gradually reclaims its land. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Holloway’ (2024) – BFI London Film Festival
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