Tag Archives: movie review

'Nasrin' is a heartbreaking and powerful movie detailing one woman's courageous fight for freedom - watch it if you dare.

'Poly Styrene: I'm A Cliché' is a heartbreaking and empowering film telling the story of one of the great figures of British punk.

'The Garden Left Behind' is one of those rare movies which manages to convey a message without sacrificing quality. If you care about human rights see this movie.

'White Riot' is about events that took place 40 years ago but its message of unite in a fight against the right is still important today.

Sometimes, Always, Never, staring Bill Nighy and Sam Riley, is one of those thoughtful, intelligent movie that are becoming harder and harder to find.

'Kingdom' delivers action and adventure while not skipping out on high-quality performances.

Highly personal, but universal in scope and feel, 'For Sama' takes us into the reality of Aleppo under siege and we grieve and laugh with the families living through it.

'Free Trip To Egypt' is a wonderful movie about a brave experiment in overcoming people's pre-conceptions and prejudices to help find common ground.

‘The Bookshop’, starring Emily Mortimer and Bill Nighy, may be a movie about books, but its one of the most beautiful films you’ll see this year.

The Book Club is a movie my wife and I have been wanting to watch since it was in theaters back in May 2018.  Starring four legendary actresses (Candice Bergen, Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda and Mary Steenburgen), the film has to be good right? The film centers on four women–lifelong …