Tom (Fassbender), an emotionally battered survivor of the First World War, takes a job as keeper of the lighthouse off the coast of this isolated area. On a trip to the mainland he meets Isabel (Vikander), who draws him out of his emotional isolation and they fall in love and get married.
Read moreIf you stuck around long enough after the end credits of the terrific Days of Future Past, you’ll have seen the springboard sting that launched this latest 80s’ encapsulating mutant mash-up.
Read morePerhaps the overriding question that emanates from Danny Boyle’s biopic Steve Jobs is was the man in question a creative genius or a cruel monster?
Read moreAnd as we come to the end of the film filled week-and-half extravaganza that is the 2015 BFI London Film Festival we have for you this week the (already) acclaimed Danny Boyle biopic Steve Jobs starring Michael Fassbender in the starring role. For the lovers of Apple and everything they encompass Boyle’s Oscar contender is sure to impress.
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Australian director Kurzel, here making his second feature film, has a background as a theatre designer and he has certainly brought a very clear and dramatic visual signature to this adaptation of Shakespeare’s story of the ruthless warrior of the title, who, egged on by his wife, ruthlessly murders his way to the Scottish crown.
Read moreAs the latest X-Men franchise offering was reviewed to high heaven last year, this will be a summary of the
Read moreJohn Maclean’s first feature film bears all the hallmarks of an established auteur; a headed-western set in an undetermined part
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