Category: Alasdair Bayman

★★★★☆ Films about filmmaking are nothing new. From Truffaut’s visionary Day for Night to The Disaster Artist, film adores observingContinue Reading

★★★★★ Contemporary British cinema has continued to surprise and amaze in recent years with the vast array of stunning directorialContinue Reading

★★★★★ Notorious is a masterclass of suspense, romance and technical craft. Featuring two of the most classic screen presences inContinue Reading

★★★☆☆ Summer and holidays on-screen conjure up iconic images of characters bathed in a splendour of heat; Ray Winstone inContinue Reading

★★☆☆☆ After achieving critical and commercial success with 2016’s The Jungle Book, Jon Favreau once again returns to the director’s chairContinue Reading

★★★★★ The cinema of Agnès Varda endures beyond time. Whether this is her first feature La Pointe Courte or theContinue Reading

★★★★☆ On Sunday evening the world witnessed one of the greatest games of cricket ever played. Central to this matchContinue Reading

★★★★★ Few films have stood the test of time as well as Nicolas Roeg’s seminal horror Don’t Look Now. Revolving aroundContinue Reading

★★★★★ From the first frame to its last, Apollo 11 observes the historic moon landings from a uniquely cinematic perspective.Continue Reading

★★★☆☆ After breaking out onto the international film scene with A Fantastic Woman, Sebastian Lelio returns to cinemas with hisContinue Reading

★★★☆☆ Regardless if you care or not about fashion, it is impossible to ignore. From the somewhat delirious yearly coverageContinue Reading

★★★★☆ After exploding onto the international film scene with the Oscar-nominated Embrace of the Serpent, Ciro Guerra returns to cinemasContinue Reading

★★★★☆ Over the course of his previous two features, S. Craig Zahler has carved a name for himself as aContinue Reading

★★★☆☆ In the era-defining Trainspotting, Ewan McGregor’s Renton exclaims “It’s shit being Scottish.” As a fellow Scotsman, raised in England,Continue Reading

★★★★☆ Unlike many book adaptations, Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange stands equally apart and with Anthony Burgess’ original source material.Continue Reading