Review: American Pastoral
Preposterous comments about big stars and their hitch to transition behind the camera simply don’t apply to American Pastoral. Despite...
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Review: I, Daniel Blake – “As important and powerful as cinema can get”
It is hard to imagine the British film industry in the current sociopolitical climate without the contribution of Ken Loach’s...
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2016 London Film Festival Review: Paterson
Jim Jarmusch’s cinema has never been renowned to draw mainstream audiences yet here’s to hope that casting one of Hollywood’s...
Read MoreDVD Review: Equals
One of the most interesting filmmakers working today in American independent cinema, Drake Doremus returns with Equals, a sci-fi dystopian...
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Alex Lawther talks to Live for Films about Departure
It almost feels kind of reductive to call young British thespian Alex Lawther a rising star. When you start off your career in a David...
Read MoreReview: Free State Of Jones – “A gripping, thought-provoking and eerily current piece of epic cinema”
Back when I’d learned that freshly appointed Oscar winner Matthew McCounaghey was going to star in a civil war drama from multi...
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Blu-ray Review: Green Room
In 2013, with his incredibly taut revenge thriller Blue Ruin Jeremy Saulnier was hailed as a new, exciting genre auteur in the American...
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Review: Little Men – “Raw and genuine realism”
With each new film, Ira Sachs gets a step closer to becoming the Woody Allen of social drama thanks to his incredibly genuine and nuanced...
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Review: Captain Fantastic
Hardly this year you’ll be able to find a film that’s more original and timely than Captain Fantastic. On the surface you’d think you’re...
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Review: The 9th Life of Louis Drax
A genre hybrid, The 9th Life Of Louis Drax is better off in its individual incarnations rather than the sum of its parts. Adapted from the...
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