FilmWhinge

Godard has always been a filmmaker who pays as much attention to the politics behind his work as the images in his work. Les carabinie...

Lenny Abrahamson has often had a fondness for outsiders (excepting his best film, What Richard Did , which focusses on an insider, albe...

Any film about investigative journalists will always have to survive a comparison with All The President’s Men – not least Spotlight ...

Adam McKay may seem like a strange filmmaker to opt for an awards season biopic of the beginnings of the global economic meltdown of ...

The Danish Girl was always going to be a well-meaning but ineffective work, a boring modern day Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner that will...

Another new year and another list of best films. Unlike last year, in which I felt that there were not enough films good enough to m...

I have been a little better keeping up with this year’s films – probably thanks to seeing a lot less of them. Some I didn’t review were...

Having seen this film long after it was released and long after the media attention has passed, it is difficult to watch it without som...

‘Macbeth’, the play, is difficult to get right. It isn’t that it’s a bad story – the warning about ‘vaulting ambition’ is, of course, s...

Is there another filmmaker quite like Steven Spielberg, where something painfully tacky is largely forgivable because it feels sincere,...