& Sons Review: TIFF 2025
Thanks to a talented cast and a pointed script, & Sons makes a good, but not quite remarkable, addition to the pantheon of family dramas (with a twist).
Imelda Staunton
Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget: Aardman Makes a Welcome Return to Stop-Motion Animation
Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget, the sequel to Aardman Animation's 2000 hit, offers a welcome return to form for the studio.
The Crown Review: Season 6, Part 1
In its final stretch, The Crown fails both Princess Diana and its audience.
The Crown Season 5 Review
Netflix's hit drama has absolutely no idea what story it's trying to tell, more obviously now than ever before.
Downton Abbey: A New Era Trailer Is Here!
The latest Downton Abbey: A New Era trailer is here, with its delightful GOWNS and that theme song we all know by heart.
A Confession: The Aftermath of Tragedy
Martin Freeman and director Paul Andrew Williams on #AConfession, a devastating true-crime drama that deals with the harrowing aftermath of murder.
Downton Abbey Review: A Return to Form for the Hit Series
They say it’s a Golden Age for television, but the Downton Abbey movie proves that the big screen still reigns supreme.
Pride Review
Pride is a mash of odd couples and triumphs over oppression that satisfies, but predictable archetypes and glossed-over challenges are a drawback.
Interview: Andrew Scott and Ben Schnetzer
We talk to actors Andrew Scott and Ben Schnetzer about their roles in the British historical ensemble comedy-drama Pride.
The Awakening Review
While far from the best film of the year like Ridley Scott said last year upon the film's UK release, The Awakening is an efficient and slow burning chiller does offer some genuinely good scares, some interesting thematic material, and a strong leading heroine before a muddled ending sours things slightly.
