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Mr Burton review – elevated by a dynamic performance
O n the centenary of actor Richard Burton’s birth, Marc Evans’ biopic Mr Burton provides an engaging retelling of the stage and screen actor’s Wel…
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Why is cinema still failing autistic women?
O utrage often stokes anticipation. A particularly gory kill scene, an unconventional orgasm, or a minor diplomatic crisis can all add to a film’s …
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Death of a Unicorn review – goodbye horses, good riddance
T here was a time when seeing the A24 logo offered some promise – but as Death of the Unicorn is the company’s second flop in under a month , it s…
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Four Mothers review – canny crowd-pleaser
H ere’s an unexpected remake. Back in 2008, the Italian writer/director-star Gianni Di Gregorio – think Nanni Moretti, with fewer neuroses – enjoye…
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Last Swim review – fresh blood in British film!
D eba Hekmat leads Last Swim ’s ensemble cast as Ziba, a second gen Iranian overachiever whose love for astrophysics has her vying for a place at t…
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Baby Love: Behind the scenes with the company creating realistic maternity props
I n the 2004 crime caper sequel Ocean’s Twelve , part of the plot involved the character Tess Ocean (Julia Roberts) shoving a cushion up her dress …
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LWLies 107: The Sinners issue – Out now!
T here’s a confidence and raw power to the cinema of Ryan Coogler that is astonishing in and of itself. From creating Sundance headlines in 2013 wi…
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