Tag: family
Early Man Review
Stone vs Bronze. A battle for the ages.
Paddington 2 Review
Unleash your bear at heart.
Atlantis: 2.12 The Queen Must Die
Too busy setting up for a cancelled future to tell its own story.
Atlantis: 2.11 Kin
Can Jason be saved from the clutches of Pasiphae?
Atlantis: 2.10 The Dying of the Light
The show may be on the way out, but this episode is very much alive.
Atlantis: 2.09 The Gorgon's Gaze
Quite a sight to behold.
Atlantis: 2.07 A Fate Worse Than Death
Given the axe, but still holding its head up high.
Atlantis: 2.02 A New Dawn: Part Two
An Atlantis worth returning to.
Land of Hope Review
Sion Sono's film about the aftermath of a disaster like Fukushima is a modern masterpiece, says John. We review the blu-ray
Dolphin Tale (UK) in February
This tale of dolphins comes to UK DVD and Blu-ray in February...
Lake Mungo Review
Joel Anderson's unsetttling pseudo-documentary delivers effective chills and so much more; catch it before the American remake.
Abel Review
Diego Luna's directorial debut feature takes a look at family values from the viewpoint of a disturbed nine year-old boy.
I Am Love Review
Love will tear us apart...
Tetro Review
Noel Megahey celebrates Francis Ford Coppola's return to form with a deeply personal work.
Dogtooth Review
A disturbing tale of family dysfunction reminiscent of Michael Haneke, only with a (sick) sense of humour.
Adrift Review
Vincent Cassel stars in Heitor Dhalia's Brazilian beach melodrama of a young girl's coming of age.
The Last Of The Crazy People Review
Traces of Michael Haneke can perhaps be seen in Laurent Achard's film of family and social conflict seen through the eyes of a confused young boy. Noel Megahey reviews Peccadillo's DVD release.
A Christmas Tale Review
Mathieu Amalric, Catherie Deneuve and Emmanuelle Devos star in Arnaud Desplechin's latest bout of family feuding on an epic scale. Noel Megahey reviews New Wave's 2-disc DVD set.
La gueule ouverte Review
Masters of Cinema release Maurice Pialat's powerful third feature film as a 2-disc set along with the director's Turkish short films. Noel Megahey reviews.
Ricky Review
Recently opened in France, the latest film from François Ozon sees the director head off in a surprising direction, but retaining a familiar sense of subversion. Noel Megahey reviews.