Shadows on the Wall

It's been another relatively quiet week for me at the cinema, as I have spent most of my time organising the London Critics' Circle ...

My work schedule on a TV crew was a bit lighter this week, so I was able to see a few screenings. These included the documentary Will & ...

While the television is covered with major sporting events at the moment, the gloomy weather is driving people into the cinemas. And there a...

Passing the 100-day mark in the London lockdown, this week also included my birthday, so I took it a little easier as far as screenings we...

It was a disparate collection of movies this past week. The most obviously prestigious one was Darkest Hour , which chronicles the first m...

There were a few big blockbusters screened to the London press this past week. The Hitman's Bodyguard is a riotous action-comedy star...

Summer is a great time to binge-watch television series, offering a nice escape from film critic work: I don't have to pay close atten...

It was a busy week for UK critics, with another head-spinning collection of screenings. Robert Carlyle stars in and makes his directing de...

The British Film Institute's 29th Flare: London LGBT Film Festival continues at the Southbank with a terrific range of screenings and ...

Year-end screenings continue as distributors try to show us their films before voting deadlines (London Critics' Circle votes for nomi...

One of the most enjoyable films screened to London critics this past week was the Aussie crowd-pleaser The Sapphires , anchored by a terr...