The Man Who Yngve carries a certain poignancy that might have otherwise fallen through the cracks without the novelistic script or the patient pace that the director brings to it.
A teenager is forced to question his priorities and sexuality when a new kid comes to school.
It doesn't have to be such a cliché, and Billy Connolly tries his damnedest to stop it, but the little guy versus the big corporation is as old as banana in your ear jokes.
Billy Connolly sues the Church
after his boat is destroyed by "an
act of God".
The Man With The Golden Gun is deeply uneven and unsure of itself, but features enough impressive work to remind the viewer why the secret agent series is worth the effort.
When 007 hears that the world's most deadly assassin is after him, he decides to go on the offensive.
The dialogue is so laden with blunt exposition and little else that time and again it just rings false, a discredit to the real events it seems to be trying to tick off.
Biopic about former US poet Laureate William Meredith and his partner Richard Harteis.
Relying a lot on this brooding darkness and on symbolism, Ghobadi doesn't develop his characters as well as he might and at times this unbalances the film.
Investigating the disappearance of a construction worker brings a detective face to face with the tragic history of his country and with his own past.
Chandor makes good use of his acting assets and there's no doubt that he knows how to direct, but ultimately, the dullness of the script is just a little too toxic.
A day in the life of a investment firm's meltdown.
Matthew Akers’ all-seeing documentary cleverly mimics the form of the museum’s retrospective by saving the most revealing facts about Abramovic until professional and personal context is established.
Marina Abramović prepares for a major retrospective of her work at The Museum of Modern Art in New York hoping to finally silence four decades of skeptics who proclaim: 'But why is this art?'
Weber's performance is the glue that binds this movie together.
A highly capable soldier who is quietly dismissed after it's discovered she's a lesbian takes on the training of a troubled local teenager who wants to join up.
A hug of a film which, despite being set in a sun-kissed fairytale style Marseilles, is perfect for those looking for a feel-good outing that's suitable for all the family in the run-up to Christmas.
Love story between a would-be sailor and his childhood friend.
Edgar keeps things 'real', with the violence brutal but believable and with psychological underpinnings that are more complex than the average gangland thriller.
The feel of this film is sumptuous - convincingly recreated mid-century sets, an evocative soundtrack, gorgeous gowns for the women and smart suits for the guys.
How do you avoid humiliating you wife with a divorce? Kill her.
