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Review: Jonathan

An intriguing variation on the multiple personality narrative, Bill Oliver's feature film debut, Jonathan, involves brothers Jonathan and...

Based on the 1978 novel by Penelope Fitzgerald, The Bookshop is set in 1959 in the fictional seaside town of Hardborough, Suffolk. It...

Even upon its release in 2014, The Maze Runner already felt past its sell-by date. Capitalising on the success of The Hunger Games, it...

Sally Potter's The Party assembles a dream cast and squanders them in a pitch black, drawing-room comedy that feels infinitely longer...

Containing no mazes and very little scorch, this sequel to last year's The Maze Runner is a fitfully serviceable but generally...

Those with genre fatigue may groan at yet another film adaptation of a YA series concerned with surviving in a dystopian future. To its...

De Niro. Pacino. Hoffman. The unvain gods who helped shape modern cinema, the turks who made the glory days of the Seventies their own...

In 1935, Paul Edgecomb (Tom Hanks) was the Death Row head guard in the E block of the Cold Mountain Penitentiary. A married man with two...