You are Nassim, a teenaged boy, alone at home with a technician who reveals she has poisoned you. She holds the antidote and demands you tell her where the ‘bloodstone’ is, in exchange for your life. The problem is, this is a case of mistaken identity. You only have 28 minutes.

Naturally, you may be thinking, “Do we really need another Robin Hood film? Didn’t the story get butchered by Russel Crowe only recently?” and if this film is anything to go by then the answer is…

While Warner Bros’ new instalment does manage to include an abundant amount of enchantment, it also struggles to untangle itself from the whomping willow of…

By Paul Cowling. So what possessed Luca Guadagnino to remake it?

This British flick is not what it seems…

The film is a dark reality of how addiction can tear relationships apart as David (Steve Carell) does everything in his power to help Nick (Timothée Chalamet) overcome the addiction which is destroying his life…

The opening shots are enough to draw you in even if your understanding of Russian and ballet is limited or, like mine, non-existent.

Going In Style would go well with a bottle of wine, some good friends and alongside films such as ‘The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’…

Charmingly old-fashioned yet portraying contemporary social mores, Their Finest is an unexpected experience