End Of Watch Review
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Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, David Ayer’s End Of Watch is a buddy cop movie with a difference (i.e. it’s rather good).
Starbuck Review
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Starbuck isn’t about the, ahem, loss making coffee behemoth in the UK. This French Canadian comedy does cover making money hand over first though, before lying through your teeth about this afterwards.
The Wall Review
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Starring Martina Gedeck, Julian Roman Polsler’s The Wall tells the story of an unnamed heroine’s search for herself in a world robbed of everything she has ever known.
The Reluctant Fundamentalist Review
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The cinematic fundamentals are all well covered in director Mira Nair’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist, but does that make it a good film?
Jason Becker: Not Dead Yet Review
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Jason Becker: Not Dead Yet is the story of how a nineteen year old guitar prodigy had his dreams stolen from him, but not his life.