Ever since the birth of celluloid, it has been callously appropriated for the purpose of propaganda – from Battleship Potemkin to the bafflingly awful films shot in the early 1940s in which Captain Poshchops and his bally good troop of loyal British troops gave the...
Did we like it? A brilliant, gripping interpretation of the last days of Christ awarded a beguiling contemporary feel by the fluid dialogue and the moulding of entrenched Biblical ciphers into believable characters. What was God about it? • The opening credits...
Did we like it? Edmund Coulthard’s film is worthy of a nomination when Bafta picks its best single dramas of the year. What was good about it? • The plot. Man gets pushed off a balcony during a party. His deaf flat-mate is the prime suspect. Deaf flat-mate and the...