Issue 1620

LFF – Black Mass is a competent film, but nothing more

Johnny Depp and co put on a good performance, but Black Mass fails to truly impress

LFF – Carol – A ravishing, relentless romance

Todd Haynes excels, as Rooney Mara and Cate Blanchett blow us away with nuanced performances

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

Radiator is a delicate, finely-crafted exploration of aging

Director Tom Fisher mines a rich personal seam for his heart-wrenching debut feature

Pixar's latest fails to impress

The Good Dinosaur, Pixar's latest offering, does not hold up to close scrutiny

Unbranded charts a tale of survival in the wilderness

An awareness-raising film about wild mustangs, Unbranded is entertaining and generous

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...

Documentary Corner: Jesus Camp

This week's film is a chilling look at the meeting of right-wing politics and fundamentalism

Imperial represents at climate march

Donning lab coats, students protested ahead of COP21 in Paris

Beit basement project deemed 'inferior'

Multimillion pound redevelopment “significantly worsened” student facilities

Problematic yet representative?

Anywhere else, there would be wild uproar, but Imperial has a different demographic

Anne Robinson’s dismay at Kensington sculpture

You are a terrible waste of money, goodbye