Film Review
22 Sep 2011
Drive
Car trouble in Nicolas Winding Refn's latest film Drive.

DVD Review
22 Nov 2010
Deadly Outlaw: Rekka
Takashi Miike, the bad boy of Osaka, directs another slice of extreme pop-sensibility madness. Tread carefully.

DVD Review
26 Mar 2008
DVD release: Strange Culture
Stranger than fiction: Lynn Hershman's Strange Culture, an experimental documentary about the ongoing case of American art professor and activist Steve Kurtz, accused of bioterrorism by the FBI, is now available on DVD

DVD Review
25 Sep 2007
DVD round-up: Of Mice and Men plus Eisenstein and The Ballad of Narayama
The DVD release of Lewis Milestone's stylish rendition of John Steinbeck's text Of Mice and Men is a must-have; plus Eisenstein's three top classics and the the 1958 version of The Ballad of Narayama

DVD Review
13 Aug 2007
DVD Round-up: The Chess Players, Sleeping Dogs and Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss
Satyajit Ray's witty The Chess Players is out on DVD, a must-see for Ray's fans. Plus, what happens when you love your dog too much and try to kiss to be clever

DVD Review
16 May 2007
DVD round-up: The Lavender Hill Mob, Toofy Shorts Vol. 1 and Tim Marlow with Gilbert & George

Film Review
29 Mar 2007
Days of Glory
The participation of Muslim Africans in the French Army of de Gaulle is one of those little remembered events buried under the rubble of colonialist history. Colin Odell and Michelle Le Blanc welcome Days of Glory, the film made to break this historical silence

DVD Review
24 Jan 2007
DVD round-up: 20 Centimetres, Swindled and the Quay Brothers collection
The latest DVD releases include a transexual dilemma, heterosexual posturing and spellbinding imagery

DVD Review
24 Aug 2006
Dreams That Money Can Buy (plus Fantastic Planet)
Style that money can't buy: Hans Richter's 1947 take on the dream factory arrives on DVD. Plus the Fantastic Planet

DVD Review
17 Feb 2006
David Holzman's Diary
American New Wave: Jim McBride's classic David Holzman's Diary arrives on DVD

Film Review
19 Jan 2006
Drink, Drank, Drunk
Hong Kong shows its funny side in Drink, Drank, Drunk

Film Review
17 May 2005
Downfall
The first German film to confront the last days of Adolf Hitler has caused a storm of controversy, mainly for its attempts to portray the more human side of the Führer. John Barker reviews "an important venture for German cinema"

DVD Review
5 Apr 2005
Django, Kill!
Argent Films continues its re-release of the "original" spaghetti westerns with Django Kill, a classic wild west mix of spit, grit and exploding squibs. It might not be Unforgiven, but Edward Lamberti still finds much to enjoy

DVD Review
16 Mar 2005
Dead Man's Shoes
Somehow, British director Shane Meadows has never quite managed to make the breakthrough film that will bring him the recognition he so clearly deserves - but his latest film might be set to change all that. Andy Murray tries on Dead Man's Shoes

Film Review
8 Dec 2003
Dead End
The horror road movie is a tried and tested formula which usually involves a group of unsuspecting American teenagers being dispatched in a variety of gruesome ways. Dead End is something altogether different, says Antonio Pasolini

Film Review
18 Aug 2003
Dark Water
Hideo Nakata's films command a cult global following, and his Ring films reminded Western audiences (and studios) of the true power of the horror film. Edward Lamberti investigates his latest film

Film Review
15 Jul 2003
Double Whammy
Despite the best efforts of the American film industry, Tom DiCillo has continued to add to his oddball catalogue of films, even if no-one gets to see them. His latest may be a "genre-defying cop-comedy-drama" - but that doesn't mean it works, says Paul Clarke

Film Review
4 Mar 2003
Daredevil
This month's superhero making his movie debut is 'the Man without Fear', Daredevil. Bob Carroll, the Critic without Popcorn, sighs deeply in the face of 'an average flick, a poor bastardisation of Batman'