Shadows on the Wall

The 34th Raindance Film Fest kicked off Wednesday night with April X , an enjoyably stylised near-future thriller starring Luly Krug and Con...

It's been a ridiculously busy week, with too many film releases and too many screenings as well, perhaps because Venice Film Festival en...

It's been a busy week in London, as temperatures have become warmer by the day, culminating Friday in what might be the hottest June day...

It's only day two but I'm already feeling a bit worn out by the 65th London Film Festival , and I'm blaming it on these super-ea...

It's my birthday week, so I've been a bit off-schedule, spreading celebrations over three days (as you do!). But I still managed to ...

There were three high-profile British films screened to the press in London this week. Ghost Stories is Andy Nyman's clever adaptatio...

OK, this is the point in a film festival when a critic's brain begins to turn to mush, unable to remember what he saw today, let alone...

It's been one of my most eclectic weeks of the year as far as screenings go. And actually, most of these films were watched at home o...

It's a third short week this spring here in Britain, so there have been fewer than usual screenings. But I did manage to catch up with...

Some personal comments are required this morning. I stayed up most of last night watching election results roll in from my home country, ...

We're in the final stretch now, and the lack of sleep, long distances of walking, contrasts between hot sunshine and chilly air condit...

I took a break from screenings this past week, and the only one I attended was the massive Monday night 3D extravaganza of Warcraft , base...

My third year as chair of the London Critics' Circle Film Awards at times felt like it might do me in, but after all the work, the ni...

The 58th London Film Festival got off to a fine British start with The Imitation Game on Wednesday night, a rain-soaked premiere attended ...