Search: Starring Anne-Marie Duff

Who do you trust?

Plot black holes quickly emerge and start to suck all believability out of the film.

Garage is one of the most depressing films I have seen in a long time, a scathing indictment of the way we treat the mentally subnormal, but it's enlivened by its own brand of dark humour.

Giving an honest, open look at the realities of growing old and dying, Crowley manages to steer clear of unnecessary gravitas without losing the heart of the story.

Though the destination of The Last Station holds some interest, much of the journey is far too dull.

There is something a bit bland, a bit kitchen sink, a bit telemovie, about this portrait of the artist as a young man.

The attempted act of consummation has a theatrical element to it. She is too passive, he is too angry.

All message and no massage

It’s sweetly done, well-observed and nicely acted, but I did find I was asking myself the whole way through ‘why is it that so many British films feel as though they are ‘made for TV’?’