Film Reviews

The 1930s saw the rise of two of the world’s finest comedy actors and performers, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.…

1879, Norway. A frustrated and belittled housewife decides to leave her ostensibly kind husband and children to try…

Renowned Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuaron (Children of Men, Gravity) is widely regarded as a man who makes…

The legendary (if overused) tale of Robin Hood is back again in Otto Bathurst’s latest directorial adventure,…

More often than not, films about addiction can be catergorised as one might describe as ‘Oscar-bait’, that is to…

Essence of the supernatural and paranormal have been around for centuries: ghost sightings, the unholy and even the…

After bursting onto the Hollywood scene with Whiplash then conquering it with La La Land, one could be forgiven for…

It’s hard to believe a whopping 5 years have passed since Steve McQueen’s Best Picture winning historical epic 12…

Sony wants to hop on board the cinematic universe bandwagon, ergo we have Venom, focusing on arguably the most…

As far as his acting career goes, Paul Dano has often appeared to fit the mould of a character actor, going from…

Despite a mixed bag of recent releases, Spike Lee’s new film, a blistering race dramedy entitled BlacKkKlansman, is…

It's hard to imagine that a man of Denzel Washington's calibre; precociously talented with a vast and varied…

Coming three years after Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, the sixth instalment, entitled Fallout, arrives with a…

"'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' categorically shows the simplicity, complexity and stupidity of your first…

Here at The Indiependent, a great element of our remit revolves around promoting all things "independent". With…