Documentary Corner: Jesus Camp
This week's film is a chilling look at the meeting of right-wing politics and fundamentalism
Just gals being pals! A history of lesbian cinema
To celebrate the release of Carol, we take a look over some of the best sapphic power-couples on the silver screen
Pixar's latest fails to impress
The Good Dinosaur, Pixar's latest offering, does not hold up to close scrutiny
Radiator is a delicate, finely-crafted exploration of aging
Director Tom Fisher mines a rich personal seam for his heart-wrenching debut feature
The Top Western films that aren’t The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Can't sit through three hours of Spaghetti Western? Try these on for size instead...
Unbranded charts a tale of survival in the wilderness
An awareness-raising film about wild mustangs, Unbranded is entertaining and generous
Black Mass fails to light a fire
Despite a strong performance from the central cast, Black Mass is little more than a competent crime drama
It's a no for Noé
Wooden acting, clunky dialogue, and childish themes mean Love fails to light a fire
The road and the fury
An enlightening look at the making of Le Mans, Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans affords us an inciteful glimpse of the 'King of Cool'
The sins of the father
An intriguing documentary, My Nazi Legacy takes a look at how evil can change a family
The unstoppable march of the YA dystopia
With the last five years seeing multiple YA dystopia series, we explore what makes them a continued attraction to teens
An A* art-house experience
Güeros is a masterful film, following the lives of three young Mexican boys during the 1999 student protests