L’Argent is the greatest crime film ever made. It’s one of the most austere and most focused...
Colin Dibben
Two offbeat and intriguing cat-and-mouse, Hong Kong cop versus super-robber thrillers from the always surprising Johnnie To,...
A welcome return for this lost gem, a very British ‘weird tale’, unseen for decades after its...
Leah (Thompson) lives in a large, old vicarage with her kind but busy father and her detached,...
Intriguing and frustrating in equal measure, British-Ghanian artist Larry Achiampong’s film essay is a fragmentary, poetic reverie...
Don Felipe (Ray), a drug-dealing ambassador, and his posh friends try to have dinner together in this...
Dreamlike but compelling, this dark jewel immerses you in a different kind of creepy.
This sensuous and sexy, head-trippy hymn to gender fluidity, beautifully restored with crystal clear images and colours...
Oliver Reed is on nice form in this very 1970s slice of political conspiracy euro-thriller, with old-fashioned...
Costume drama meets extreme cinema, with horror film elements, plus a suspicion of satire and exploitation film...
