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Film Review: Stan and Ollie
The 1930s saw the rise of two of the world’s finest comedy actors and performers, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.…
Film Review: The Wife
1879, Norway. A frustrated and belittled housewife decides to leave her ostensibly kind husband and children to try…
Film Review: Roma
Renowned Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuaron (Children of Men, Gravity) is widely regarded as a man who makes!-->…
Film Review: Robin Hood
The legendary (if overused) tale of Robin Hood is back again in Otto Bathurst’s latest directorial adventure,…
London Film Festival Review: Beautiful Boy
More often than not, films about addiction can be catergorised as one might describe as ‘Oscar-bait’, that is to…
Film Review: The Nun
Essence of the supernatural and paranormal have been around for centuries: ghost sightings, the unholy and even the…
Film Review: First Man
After bursting onto the Hollywood scene with Whiplash then conquering it with La La Land, one could be forgiven for…
London Film Festival Review: Widows
It’s hard to believe a whopping 5 years have passed since Steve McQueen’s Best Picture winning historical epic 12…
Film Review: Venom
Sony wants to hop on board the cinematic universe bandwagon, ergo we have Venom, focusing on arguably the most…
London Film Festival Review: Wildlife
As far as his acting career goes, Paul Dano has often appeared to fit the mould of a character actor, going from…
Film Review: BlacKkKlansman
Despite a mixed bag of recent releases, Spike Lee’s new film, a blistering race dramedy entitled BlacKkKlansman, is…
Film Review: The Equalizer 2
It's hard to imagine that a man of Denzel Washington's calibre; precociously talented with a vast and varied…
Film Review: Mission Impossible Fallout
Coming three years after Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, the sixth instalment, entitled Fallout, arrives with a…
Film Review: To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before
"'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' categorically shows the simplicity, complexity and stupidity of your first…
Short Film Review: Screwdriver
Here at The Indiependent, a great element of our remit revolves around promoting all things "independent". With…