Film of the day: Sweet Country
Hamilton Morris stars in Warwick Thornton’s stark and parched western. In 1920s Australia, an Indigenous man is hunted down across … [ Read More ]
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Film of the Day: Moonlight
Barry Jenkins’s brilliantly accomplished and constantly surprising Moonlight, based on a play by Tarell Alvin McCraney. This is an engrossing portrait … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Sweet Sixteen
Ken Loach’s sobering drama about a teenager’s desire to escape the cycle of crime and violence that is his life. … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: Super 8
Super 8 has distilled the best elements of Steven Spielberg’s films that centre on children (ET, The Goonies) and has … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: The Hallow
The Hallow is an Anglo Irish psychological fantasy horror, directed by debutant Corin Hardy, following a young couple who up … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: Blue is the Warmest Colour
Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux deliver stellar performances in this award-winning tale of adolescent self-consciousness and sexual discovery as schoolgirl … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: Moonrise Kingdom
Jared Gilman and Kara Hayward star alongside Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Bill Murray and Frances McDormand in Wes Anderson’s excellent … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: The Tree of Life
A quintessentially immersive drama/film experience from Terrence Malick (Badlands, Thin Red Line, Days of Heaven), which places a man’s midlife … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: Prisoners
A bleak and chilling thriller about child abduction from Denis Villeneuve that will have you rooted to your seat until … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: Lore
Thought-provoking drama about a group of children cast adrift in the chaos of post-war Germany. With Adolf Hitler dead and … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: The Raid
The Raid is an martial arts action film that fully lives up to the hype? This is a seminal action movie; 101 … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: ’71
Jack O’Connell stars in French director Yann Demange’s feature debut, a critically acclaimed thriller set in 1971. It’s the early … [ Read More ]
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Film of the day: Kill List
One of the most underrated psychological horror thrillers of recent years, Kill List directed by Ben Wheatley follows two former … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Sightseers
Intoxicatingly dark, comedy-drama, directed by Ben Wheatley, in which oddball couple escape their mundane Midlands lives and embark on a road trip … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: High Rise
This dystopian drama concludes FilmFour’s Ben Wheatley season. Tom Hiddleston plays Dr Robert Laing who has recently moved into a … [ Read More ]
Film of the day: Terminator Salvation
Terminator Salvation sent fanboys into meltdown over what they saw as the bastardisation of the franchise and trashing of the … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: Horns
Horns? Yes, that’s right, it’s that Harry Potter kid grown up playing an antihero/antichrist with the power to compel people … [ Read More ]
Film of the Day: It Follows
Teenagers are prone to unwanted post-coital ‘inconveniences’ – but this spectral horror from David Robert Mitchell presents one STI you … [ Read More ]
